S.C. Sea Grant Awards Nearly $1.5M for “Great Red Snapper Count” in the South Atlantic
An interdisciplinary team will estimate how many fish are in U.S. waters from North Carolina to south Florida.
Welcome to the S.C. Sea Grant Consortium
Our purpose is to generate and provide science-based information on issues and opportunities to improve the social and economic well-being of our coastal residents while ensuring the optimal use and conservation of our marine and coastal natural resources.
Research
We facilitate coastal and marine research by identifying and funding peer-reviewed projects that address critical research goals for our state and region.
Extension
We support the informational needs of coastal residents by making science-based information, expertise, and education about coastal issues available to the public.
Education
We develop resources for educators and students such as educator training, education programs, and undergraduate and graduate support to further ocean science education.
Coastal Heritage Magazine
Coastal Heritage is a quarterly publication of the S.C. Sea Grant Consortium.
Prevailing Winds: Building Momentum Offshore
Driven by a combination of factors, from new federal energy goals to a burgeoning wind-energy manufacturing presence in South Carolina, an effort to bring offshore wind to the Palmetto State is gaining momentum.
Latest News
New Water Chats Series to Highlight Statewide Water Quality Research
The S.C. Sea Grant Consortium, in partnership with Clemson Cooperative Extension and Clemson University’s South Carolina Water Resources Center, presents Water Chats, a virtual technical training series which debuts on Tuesday, June 28, 2022.
New Internship Program Promotes Diversity in Aquaculture Industry
The Consortium has partnered with the nonprofit Minorities in Aquaculture, providing three paid summer internships to women of color who are interested in learning the fundamentals of shellfish aquaculture.
“Project Sentinel” Stations to Capture Landfalling Hurricane Data
Hurricane monitoring towers capture video feeds and data, such as wind speed, water depth, wave height and direction, storm surge, erosion, and hazardous water-quality conditions.
Program Focus Areas
The areas that reflect the S.C. Sea Grant Consortium’s current priorities for research, education, communication, and training.
Healthy Coastal Ecosystems
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Sustainable Coastal Development and Economy
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Weather and Climate Resilience
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