Connecticut Sea Grant funds short-term pilot research, education, or outreach projects that align with its strategic plan and emphasize innovation and public sharing of results.
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.
Program Development (“Seed”) Grants support coastal South Carolina project teams undertaking emerging, emergency-response, and pilot work to address practical needs in coastal communities and marine ecosystems.
Program Development Funding supports researchers developing Southern California research ideas, sustaining project groundwork, and sharing results to address community needs and plan future research.
Connecticut Sea Grant Fellowships support graduate students through marine policy placements and fisheries research, connecting their work to national policy and public-interest questions relevant to NMFS.
Program Development supports researchers and educators with targeted research, workshops, and educational activities to address emerging coastal issues and marine science needs in Georgia.