Artists, Writers and Scholars Program supports artists, writers and scholars in creating art and literature that deepens public understanding of Georgia’s coastal environments, communities and heritage.
This year’s application window is now closed, replacing the previously listed May 1, 2026 deadline. The funder also added descriptions of five 2026–2027 supported projects.
Program Development supports researchers and educators with targeted research, workshops, and educational activities to address emerging coastal issues and marine science needs in Georgia.
Funds collaborative, use-inspired research to address Georgia’s coastal and marine ecosystem challenges, emphasizing actionable science and community partnerships.
State Fellowship supports graduate students and recent graduates in hands-on coastal policy, research, management, and outreach work to strengthen host capacity and develop Georgia’s future marine leaders.
Research Traineeship supports undergraduate and graduate students conducting mentored marine, ocean and coastal research to address challenges facing Georgia’s coastal ecosystems and communities.
Maine Sea Grant Program Development Funds support researchers and project teams with pilot and proof-of-concept work to address Maine’s coastal issues and seed larger funding proposals.