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RV Savannah cruises through COVID-19 pandemic

April 7, 2021
Community science supports environmental research

February 25, 2021
Evening @ Skidaway program to explore hydrothermal vents

February 15, 2021
New faculty join UGA Skidaway Institute
January 15, 2021
Controlled burn scheduled for Skidaway Island


December 3, 2020

November 16, 2020
Evening @ Skidaway programs resume in virtual format

August 4, 2020
UGA Skidaway Institute hurricane glider back on the job

June 10, 2020
New weather station goes online

May 22, 2020
COVID delayed Arctic researchers head home


February 24, 2020
Marine scientists map fish habitats

November 27, 2019
Greer joins UGA Skidaway Institute faculty

November 22, 2019
Climate change affecting black gill in Georgia Shrimp

November 12, 2019
UGA researchers encourage students to engage in citizen science

November 12, 2019
UGA Skidaway Institute scientists investigate missing carbon mystery


October 28 2019
Evening @ Skidaway program to examine Savannah’s ocean

September 17, 2019
Evening @ Skidaway explores the wonder of water

April 25, 2019
New glider joins fleet

March 15, 2019
UGA scientists investigate marine murder mystery

February 20, 2019
UGA Skidaway Institute researcher receives prestigious fellowship

February 12, 2019
UGA Skidaway Institute grad student helps Ft. Pulaski battle erosion

December 5, 2018
Ohnemus joins UGA Skidaway Institute faculty


December 15, 2017
New grants to fund Skidaway Institute research

September 19, 2017
Microplastics and microfibers prevalent in Georgia coastal waters

September 5, 2017
UGA Skidaway Institute research adapted for teens

July 24, 2017
The coast is not so clear

January 31, 2017
Scientists track microplastic pollution on the Georgia coast


November 10, 2016
Fall black gill cruise rolls out new research

September 28, 2016
UGA Skidaway Institute receives $79,000 gift to support marine research

December 3, 2015
UGA researchers study microplastics on Georgia coast

November 30, 2015
Climate change likely to increase carbon input into Arctic Ocean

November 12, 2015
Three Skidaway scientists approved for Georgia Sea Grant funding