For over 50 years, Washington Sea Grant has helped people and marine life thrive by supporting research, technical expertise and educational activities that foster the responsible use and conservation of ocean and coastal ecosystems.
Learn moreData, training, professional networking, and technical assistance to support resilient coastal communities
Training, education and outreach to support a strong and resilient seafood community and economy
Monitoring, preventative training, and hands-on support to safeguard the health of our state's marine waters
Data, technical expertise, and industry-targeted training to support robust marine economies
Monitoring data, training, and technical assistance to support the management, protection and restoration of Washington shorelines
For more than 20 years, Washington Sea Grant’s NOAA Science Camp has offered hands-on science-learning opportunities for middle and high school students. One session of this year’s camp had an aquaculture spin: find out more with the following photo story.
Read moreWith heavy hearts, we share the news of the passing of author, speaker and former Washington Sea Grant staff member David George Gordon.
This year we celebrate the 20th anniversary of SoundToxins, a Washington Sea Grant program that serves as an early warning system to protect people and shellfish safety from toxic phytoplankton blooms.
Clean Marina Washington is thrilled to announce the certification of Kettle Falls Marina, as well as the recertifications of Tacoma Yacht Club and Des Moines Marina this year.
WSG Science Communications Fellows work for two academic quarters on a range of communications projects, from writing articles for the Sea Star magazine to developing web content. Applications are due October 7.
Between 2021–2024, examples of WSG’s impact included:
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Washington Sea Grant’s Development Fund supports marine science programs for K-12 and college students and helps fund marine-related research, outreach and education throughout Washington state.
