By Science Writing Intern Paige Bellamy There are whirrs and beeps, mouse clicks and machine groans throughout the airy lab. […]
Josh Stone discusses how changing populations of jellyfish might affect the carbon that reaches the Bay floor.
At the 2014 International Marine Conservation Congress, a project team including Virginia Sea Grant postgraduate fellow Amy Freitag convened a focus group to consider challenges and opportunities related to expanding citizen science in marine and coastal environments.
When it comes to their meals, catfish aren’t picky. And recent research from Virginia Tech confirms that non-native catfish are eating a wide range of fish species—including several species of special concern to conservationists.
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