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Focus Areas
Within the Mariana Islands Archipelago, marine environments are dynamic ecosystems with fluctuating water levels, many species of fish, birds, plants and other wildlife, and a wide variety of habitat types.
Boating communities, commercial and recreational fisheries, and rapid development along coastal areas all present challenges for the ecosystem. The University of Guam Sea Grant addresses these issues through research, education and outreach, in partnership with a variety of organizations: |
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Research, education and outreach means:
§Keeping businesses, residents and students informed about current coastal issues and about how these Guam’s coastal resources are a part of global resources. Sea Grant does this by supporting extension educators in six coastal locations, producing informational publications, developing free lessons online, and offering hands-on cruises, camps and workshops.
§Providing opportunities for researchers to tackle pressing issues about the environmental health and economic well-being of Guam’s coastal areas.
§Building bridges between government agencies, non-government organizations, educators, business owners and citizens by cooperating with programs, like the UOG 4H Program's annual fisheries workshops and the iRecycle program. |
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The University Of Guam Sea Grant enhances the sustainability of Guam’s coastal communities, residents, and businesses through research, outreach and education. |
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UOG Sea Grant | Phone: 735-2146 | Fax: 734-6842 | E-mail: seagrantguahan@gmail.com| Questions & Comments |
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