2004-07 Atlantic Marine Aquaculture Center

2005 Northeast Consortium Administration Program Support

2005-07 Cooperative Institute for Coastal & Esturaine Environmental Technology

2005-07 Northeast Consortium

2006 Northeast Consortium: Opportunities for Cooperative Research

2006-07 Joint Center for Ocean Observing Technology JCOOT

2006-08 Sea Grant Program

2006-10 Cooperative Institute for Coastal and Estuarine Environmental Technology

2006-2010 Joint Hydrographic Center

2007 Northeast Consortium

2009-2012 Northeast Consortium

2010-11 Great Bay SWMP & Marsh Biomonitoring

2014-2017 NH Sea Grant Omnibus

2016-17 NOAA Great Bay System Wide Monitoring Program

2017-18 NOAA Great Bay System Wide Monitoring Program

2018-19 NOAA Great Bay System Wide Monitoring Program

2021-22 NOAA Great Bay System Wide Monitoring Program

A Multi-Trophic, All-Season Aquaculture Raft

AIRMAP: A UNH Air Quality and Climate Program

AIRMAP: A UNH Air Quality and Climate Programs

Accuracy Assessment Procedures for Change Detection Analysis

Advancing Submerged Mussel Farming Technologies to Alleviate Eider Duck Predation

Assessing Microbial Safety Issues Associated with Emerging Shellfish Aquaculture Practices to Increase Productivity in the Northeast US

Atlantic Marine Aquaculture Center

CICEET 2001-2003

Coastal Communities' Pavement Resilience to Sea Level Rise using Natural and Nature- Based Solutions

Commercial Scale Offshore Aquaculture Demonstration, Training and Permitting to Increase Steelhead Trout and Blue Bussel Production in New England

Community Based Habitat Restoration at South Mill Pond

Community Supported Fishery Workshop

Conservation Engineering in the Shrimp Fishery

Continuation of the NOAA JHC at the University of New Hampshire

Continuation of the NOAA Joint Hydrographic Center at the University of New Hampshire

Continuation of the NOAA Joint Hydrographic Center at the University of New Hampshire

Cooperative Agreement Between SEA and UNH

Coordinated Ocean Energy Expertise for Northeast Coastal Stakeholders: New Hampshire

Culvert Impacts & Tidal Restoration Fish Communities

Design and Test of a Topless Shrimp Trawl to Reduce Finsidh Bycatch in the Pink Shrimp Fishery

Determining Natal Sources of Adult Winter Flounder in the GOM and SNE/MA Stocks: Tracking Fish Using Otolith Chemical Signatures as natural Tags

Development of Enhanced Techniques for Computing Potential

Does the Great Bay Estuary Support a Self-Recruiting Lobster Population?

Ecological Responses to Local Effects of Ditching and Ditch-Plugging in New England Salt Marshes (Vincent)

Effects of Oyster Reefs on Water Quality

Effects of Seawalls & Berms on Salt Marshes

Fiscal Year 2021 National Sea Grant College Program Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship

Fish Passage in Tidal Marshes - A. Eberhardt

Forging the Link: A Collaborative Approach to Applying Science and Technology to Coastal Problem Solving

Garfo Fishing Gear Workshops

Gauging Public Perceptions of Coastal Environmental Conditions in the Puget Sound Region: A Socio-Ecological Approach

Gauging Public Perceptions of Coastal Environmental Conditions in the Puget Sound Region: A Socio-Ecological Approach

Gear Technology Transfer: Topless Shrimp Trawls for the Gulf of Maine Shrimp Fishing Industry

Hydrographic Training

IOCM Research in Support of Super Storm Sandy Disaster Relief

IT Support NOAA - 3 users

IT Support for NOAA Employees and Contractors at UNH

IT Support for NOAA Employees and Contractors at UNH

IT Support for NOAA Employees and Contractors at the Joint Hydrographic Center

IT Support for NOAA Employees and Contractors at the University of New Hampshire, EA-133C-14RQ-1076

Impacts of Berms on Plant Diversity in Norhtern New England Salt Marshes

Influence of Nonpoint Source Pollution on Estuarine Bacteria

Integrated Analysis of the Value of Wetland Services in Coastal Adaptation; Methodology and Case Study of Hampton-Seabrook Estuary, New Hampshire

Inter-Stock Comparison of Response to Ocean Acidification in Early Lifestages of Winter Flounder

Jesse Ross - 2020 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship

Joint Hydrographic Center

Joint Hydrographic Center

Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean (JISAO) University of Washington

Leveraging multi-species and multi-year telemetry datasets to identify seasonal, ontogenetic, and interannual shifts in habitat use and phenology of Chesapeake Bay fishes

NERRS Fellowship - Iulia Barbu

NH Sea Grant 2018-2021 Omnibus

NH Sea Grant Omnibus 2022-2024

National Ocean Serv National Marine Fish Serv Meetings

New Hampshire American Eel Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences Project

Northeast Consortium 2004

Northeast Regional Tagging Symposium: Transportation, Report Writing and Conference Facilitation - Keynote Speaker Services

Oyster Restoration Studies Great Bay Estuary NH

Practical Mosaicing

Reducing Uncertainty in the Data-Poor Assessment of Atlantic Wolffish (Anarhichas Lupus)

Saildrone Surveyor: Autonomous Mapping & Environmental Characterization Using Deep Ocean ASV

Salt Marsh Restoration Performance Study

Sea Grant 2001-2006

Sea Grant Northeast Regional Lobster Extension Program: New Hampshire Sea Grant

Sea Grant Omnibus 2010-2012

SeaBASS 2016: A Marine Bioacoustic Summer School

SeaBASS 2018: BioAcoustic Summer School

Stereo Image Measurement Software Application

SteroFish

Submerged Culture of Steelhead Trout (Oncorhynchus Mykiss) for Open Ocean Aquaculture in the Northeastern United States

Support of Benthic Habitat Mapping

Sustainable Innovations for the Channeled Whelk Fishery: Trap Modificaiton and Alternative Bait

Sustainable US Cleanerfish production: developing a lumpfish broodstock program

Techniques to Restore Tidal Exchange in Salt Marshes

Tracking Environmental Trends in the Great Bay Estuarine System through Comparisons of Historical and present-Day Green Algal Nutrient Content and Community Structure Data - J. Nettleton

Tracking Nitrogen Oxides Emissions and Nitrate Formation in Biomass Burning Plumes

Tracking Ocean Alkalinity Using New Carbon Measurement Technologies (TACT)