By Julia Robins, Staff Writer For Jacklyn Cravey, Virginia Sea Grant’s (VASG) spring 2015 photography intern, her time at Sea […]
A Virginia Sea Grant graduate research fellow is studying changing jellyfish populations and how they affect nutrient cycling in the Chesapeake Bay.
A VIMS graduate student is trying to determine when and if the toxic algae Alexandrium monilatum will become a problem in the Chesapeake Bay.
Sarah Pease shared her research on harmful algal blooms at the 2015 Project Participants’ Symposium.
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