Project Search
Are you looking for reporting templates for your project?
Search
Sort Results
Refine Results
Focus Area
Region
Principal Investigator(s)
Project Partners
The U.S. Northeast Shelf Large Marine Ecosystem, supports some of the nation’s most economically valuable coastal fisheries, yet most of this revenue comes from shellfish that are sensitive to ocean..
- PI(s): Samantha Siedlecki
- Fiscal Year Funded: 2019
- Grant Award # NA19OAR0170351
- Partners: University of Connecticut
Over the past 15 years, waters in the Gulf of Maine have taken up
CO2at a rate significantly slower than that observed in the open oceans due to a..
CO2at a rate significantly slower than that observed in the open oceans due to a..
- PI(s): Jeremy Testa
- Fiscal Year Funded: 2018
- Grant Award # NA18NOS4780179
- Partners: University of Maryland
The wild oyster industry has suffered repeated collapses in the Chesapeake Bay due to overharvesting, disease, and declining environmental conditions. How future conditions will affect the Eastern oyster remain uncertain,..
- PI(s): Ruairidh Morrison
- Fiscal Year Funded: 2018
- Grant Award # NA18NOS4780178
How will nearshore and coastal ecosystems respond to ocean and coastal acidification in the Northeast? How will these changes affect human communities? An absence of actionable information and understanding of..
- PI(s): Emily Rivest, Virginia Institute of Marine Science
- Fiscal Year Funded: 2018
- Grant Award # NA18NOS4780177
- Partners: Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV), such as eelgrass, could mitigate the harmful impacts of ocean acidification on Eastern oysters by reducing the acidity of waters where oysters grow. These..
- PI(s): David Finnoff
- Fiscal Year Funded: 2018
- Grant Award # NA18NOS4780180
- Partners: University of Wyoming
Alaska is expected to experience ocean acidification faster than any other United States coastal waters, primarily due to its colder water which absorbs more carbon dioxide than..