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  • The University of Guam has extended the 17th Conference on Island Sustainability (CIS2026) through April 26, 2026, adding new programming in Saipan in partnership with Northern Marianas College to strengthen regional collaboration on island sustainability across Micronesia.

    UOG announces extension of CIS2026 in partnership with NMC in Saipan

  • Fish Fest 2026, hosted by the University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant, will celebrate Guam’s fishing traditions, sustainable fisheries, and local seafood on February 21 at CHamoru Village in Hagåtña.

    UOG's Fish Fest to celebrate fisheries, research, and culture

  • University of Guam students were honored by the Guam Legislature for excellence at the SACNAS NDiSTEM Conference, where they represented Guam on a national stage and earned awards for outstanding STEM research in conservation, engineering, and environmental science.

    UOG students recognized by the Guam Legislature for excellence at SACNAS Conference

  • Photo of Emma Perez

    Emma Perez joins University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant as fiscal officer

  • The Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps

    UOG seeking members for the sixth season of the Guam Green Growth Conservation Corps

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    Governor, Lt. Governor Host Public Workshop to Help Guam Comment on Federal Deep-Sea Mining Proposal

  • The University of Guam and the leadership from the NSF Navigating Home program

    UOG CIS & Sea Grant celebrate new Navigating Home fellows

  • The UOG is now accepting presentation proposals for its 2026 Conference on Island Sustainability

    Call for Proposals Opens for 2026 UOG Conference on Island Sustainability

  • Ralph Rivera presenting

    UOG unveils cover and launches 2026 Tide Chart Calendar with shoreline catches in the spotlight

  • The University of Guam Center for Island Sustainability and Sea Grant concluded its 2025 GROW in Malojloj season with a successful final tree-planting event, where volunteers planted over 1700 trees to support watershed restoration, reduce erosion, and protect Guam’s coral reefs and water supply.

    GROW in Malojloj wraps up 2025 season with final tree-planting event

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