Time and Tide
oleh New Hampshire Sea Grant
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Growing Seafood: Voices from New Hampshire Aquaculture
Growing Seafood: Voices from New Hampshire Aquaculture
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Time and Tide is a New Hampshire Sea Grant podcast for anyone who is connected to the Granite State’s waterways and wants to learn more about the latest science impacting both yourself, and the animals that live here. Hosts Erik Chapman and Brian Yurasits break down complex topics from seafood to coastal resilience by bringing on guests from both the research world, and local industries to share their expertise and perspectives.
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- Growing Seafood: Voices from New Hampshire Aquaculture · 44 mnt · Episode 23Aquaculture – the farming of aquatic species - is a relatively recent addition to New Hampshire’s coastal economy. The seacoast is now home to a sea of opportunity and…
- What’s for Dinner? New Hampshire Seafood · 31 mnt · Episode 22Seafood is everywhere along the New Hampshire coast. But for a lot of us, getting seafood onto the dinner table can feel a little intimidating. Where can you find local seafood…
- A Rising Tide, A New Blueprint: Rethinking How We Build on the Seacoast · 44 mnt · Episode 21You've probably heard the phrase “a rising tide lifts all ships”, but does this saying still hold true when rising water levels are threatening coastal buildings? Can flooding…
- History Has a Water Problem: How Strawbery Banke Museum is Adapting · 35 mnt · Episode 20How do you preserve the past when the future is getting wetter? Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is facing this question as rising seas, coastal storms and…
- Six New Coastal and Marine Research Projects in New Hampshire · 32 mnt · Episode 19If you could capture this moment along New Hampshire’s coast in one image, what might it look like? Maybe a quiet morning on a summer beach day, just before the crowds roll in…
- The Science Behind Flooding in New Hampshire · 47 mnt · Episode 18You've probably seen the signs along New Hampshire’s coast. A road that floods more often than it used to. A marsh creeping inland. A king tide that leaves water where no one…
- Washed Ashore: New Hampshire's Annual Lobster Trap Cleanup · 46 mnt · Episode 17Lobster buoys and traps are a common sight along New Hampshire’s rocky coastline, but did you know it’s illegal for the public to touch them? They’re a form of marine debris that…
- Blades of Glory: Landscaping for Water Quality · 40 mnt · Episode 16Spring is in the air. As the days get longer and plants emerge from thawed soil, big landscaping decisions loom ahead. What plants should you add or remove from your yard this…
- It Takes a Village: Restoring Wild Oyster Reefs in Great Bay · 50 mnt · Episode 15A century ago, vast reefs of Eastern Oysters, Crassostrea virginica, stretched across Great Bay cleaning the water, sheltering fish, and forming one of New Hampshire’s most…
- Cod on the Rod: The Complex Science Behind Management of an Iconic Fish · 52 mnt · Episode 14Here in New England, Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua) is woven into the fabric of our coastal history. For centuries, this species has fueled economies, fed communities, and even left…
- Cold Water Surfing in New Hampshire: Sharing the Stoke · 35 mnt · Episode 13In part two of this month's two-part series on surfing in New Hampshire, we explore how the sport of surfing can create community, a sense of responsibility to protect the…
- Cold Water Surfing in New Hampshire: Surf History and the Anatomy of a Swell · 39 mnt · Episode 12Surfing has become an increasingly popular way to recreate here along the seacoast, and across the US as a whole. During the summer, it’s hard to drive anywhere without seeing a…
- Shifting Sands: Tracking the Changing Shape of Our Shore · 24 mnt · Episode 11From major storms to daily tides, the sandy shores of New Hampshire are constantly moving — gaining sand in some places and losing it in others. But how do scientists and…
- Charting a Career in Marine Science, Policy and Education · 47 mnt · Episode 10For those who can’t imagine a day without the smell of salt air, the rumble of waves, or the chatter of gulls overhead, a coastal career feels like a natural calling. But knowing…
- Root for Eelgrass: Restoring Coastal Nurseries · 43 mnt · Episode 9Show notes: Beneath the thin blue line of the ocean’s surface lies an underwater meadow of grass. In Great Bay and coastal New Hampshire, these flowing fields of green are…
- Dune it Right: Planting the Seeds of Coastal Resilience · 32 mnt · Episode 8New Hampshire’s coastal dunes are a natural shield—absorbing storm surges, protecting coastal communities, and providing critical habitat for wildlife. Dunes are highly dynamic…
- Wings Over Water: Charting the Path to a Bird-Friendly Marine Economy · 47 mnt · Episode 7What happens when the growing marine economy meets efforts to protect threatened and endangered seabirds? Elizabeth Craig and her team are mapping the journeys of common and…
- If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Eat ‘Em! Invasive Green Crabs Are Coming to a Menu Near You · 46 mnt · Episode 6Summary: Two centuries ago, European Green Crabs arrived in New England’s coastal waters and quickly became one of the world’s most notorious marine invaders — outcompeting…
- Shoring Up the Market: Realtors and Scientists Team Up on Coastal Resilience · 41 mnt · Episode 4A new workshop called Living With Water is designed to help realtors navigate these turbulent times, by equipping them with resources on flood risks in New Hampshire. Show…
- A Shoal Lot of History: Salty Stories from the Isles of Shoals · 45 mnt · Episode 5Just six miles off New Hampshire’s coast, the Isles of Shoals emerge from the sea—a world apart, shaped by nature, time, and human hands. Historian Ann Beattie helps us imagine…
