Research & Program Development Projects
Maine Sea Grant supports scientific research that addresses issues of importance to Maine’s coastal communities. Proposals are requested through a biennial research competition (next RFP is in 2019). We also provide project development funds for seed or pilot projects throughout the year. See the Funding page for more information.
- R-14-03 Coastal Flooding and Erosion from Severe Storms in a Changing Climate
- R-11-NSI Early Detection and Rapid Response Plan for the Invasive Chinese Mitten Crab
- DV-12-03 Northeast Algal Society Annual Meeting
- DV-12-04 Sea scallop production trials
- DV-12-05 Restoring eelgrass by planting seeds: a novel experimental method
- DV-12-06 Monitoring water quality in the Georges River
- DV-12-07 Baseline health assessment of the European oyster
- DV-12-08 Preliminary sampling of sea lice on wild fish from Cobscook Bay
- DV-12-09 Silent Spring revisited: bringing science to life through local libraries
- DV-12-10 Nor’easter Bowl
- DV-12-11 Downeast Smelt Fry
- DV-12-13 Feasibility of genetic fingerprinting to determine scallop lineage
- DV-12-14 Determining habitat use by juvenile blueback herring using natural tags
- DV-12-15 Science and technology feature in The Working Waterfront (Fathoming Year 3)
- DV-12-12 National Summit on Community-Supported Fisheries
- DV-12-16 Sea gulls as potential bioindicators of ecosystem health in the Gulf of Maine
- DV-12-17 Microplastics pollution monitoring project
- R-12-09 Social and economic impact assessment of catch share management in the Northeast multispecies fishery
- R-12-10 The governance role of local authorities in marine spatial planning: a legal assessment of prospects and problems
- DV-12-02 DeepCwind Consortium’s Windstorm Challenge
- A-12-04 The American Lobster in a Changing Ecosystem: A US-Canada Science Symposium