Making Science Work For Texans for 50 years!
Texas Sea Grant is a unique partnership that unites the resources of the federal government, the State of Texas and universities across the state to create knowledge, tools, products and services that benefit the economy, the environment and the citizens of Texas.
Focus Areas
Although they are the foundation of life along the Gulf Coast, keeping coastal ecosystems healthy is a challenge because of the diversity of stressors each system faces.
Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture
Texas Sea Grant works to ensure safe, secure, and sustainable supplies of domestic seafood and decrease our reliance on seafood imports.
Resilient Communities and Economies
To balance demands on coastal resources, Texas must develop innovative policies, institutional capacities, and management approaches that increase community resilience.
STEM Literacy and Workforce Development
Texas Sea Grant promotes literacy by supporting students and the development of STEM educational programs, tools, and products.
Texas Sea Grant Stories
Tidings: Texas Sea Grant's Quarterly Newsletter
News
Texas Sea Grant Welcomes New Coastal Resilience Program Manager
Dr. Debalina Sengupta will lend her expertise to extension activities associated with the Resilient Communities and Economies.
Texas Sea Grant Receives Two Awards at Its 50th Anniversary Gala
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and U.S. Congressman Michael T. McCaul presented awards to Texas Sea Grant.
NOAA Predicts Another Year of Above-Normal Activity for 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Forecasters at NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center are predicting above-average hurricane activity this year, giving 2022 the seventh consecutive above-average hurricane season.
Texas Sea Grant Revitalizes Weighmaster Training Program
The program will train Texans interested in becoming weighmasters at sportfishing tournaments.
Knauss Marine Policy Finalists Receive Official Host Office Placements
Executive and Legislative Host Office placements mark the beginning of the Knauss fellowship for Lauren Howe-Kerr and Ed Higgins
