@marinescience_vims

marinescience_vims has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in April 2023. The social media accounts linked to from marinescience_vims are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, marinescience_vims has populated their site with: • New director brings global perspective to VIMS Eastern Shore Laboratory | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Meet the sharks of Virginia: Surveying the apex predators of the sea | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • W&M’s VIMS assumes state administration of Boating Infrastructure Grant program | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • A longer, hotter reality surrounds marine heatwaves, new study finds | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • W&M’s VIMS & Batten School partner with NOAA to expand access to shallow water mapping data in the Chesapeake Bay | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • William & Mary’s VIMS & Batten School unveil new, unified brand identity | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Stravitz Scholars hard at work during summer months | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Mapping Jellyfish in the Chesapeake Bay: How Scientists Forecast Sea Nettles | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Novel study defines "vertical marine heatwaves" in Chesapeake Bay, offers classification scheme for coastal resource management | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Carpet beetles clean fish skeletons, help scientists explore evolution | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Annual “Roanoke Roundup” pushes students out of their comfort zone and into the brightly colored world of Appalachian freshwater fish | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • VIMS OspreyCam • Inside the VIMS Invertebrate Collection | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • CBEFS | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Record number of exhibits bring research to life at 24th annual Marine Science Day | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • W&M’s Batten School & VIMS professor makes $1M gift to support graduate students | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Chesapeake Bay blue crabs rebound; scientists urge continued caution | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • As striped bass populations decline, Batten School & VIMS electrofishing surveys inform management of an iconic species | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • 24th Annual Marine Science Day! - Batten School & VIMS Events • W&M’s Batten School & VIMS 2026 graduates ready to apply their knowledge and skills, develop solutions to our biggest challenges | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Scientists forecast milder Chesapeake Bay dead zone in 2026 | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Sea level rise is swallowing Mid-Atlantic farmland faster than expected, study finds | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Newly discovered microbial world may help protect developing lobsters | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Matthew LaGanke: Dedicated to transforming shellfish aquaculture | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Scientists collaborate with aquaculture industry on ocean acidification resiliency | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • VA SEA recognized as a premiere science education program | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Javier Pujols: Piecing together the blue carbon puzzle | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Five Batten School & VIMS students recognized in 2026-2027 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Maya Thomas: Conducting research at the bottom of the world | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Batten School & VIMS · GiveCampus • Bayleigh Albert: Cultivating a passion for science communication | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • VA SEA Lesson Plan Expo | Marine Advisory Program | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Mangrove crab outruns its namesake in climate-driven coastal shift | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • International maritime officers connect with science at W&M's Batten School & VIMS | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • New interactive tool visualizes Virginia’s oyster populations | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • OspreyCam | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • New Center of Excellence in Environmental Forecasting advances coastal resilience efforts | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Award-winning study finds microplastics have the potential to influence nutrient cycling in estuaries | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Three W&M Students to Bring Scientific Expertise to Policymaking in the Commonwealth | News & Events | W&M School of Computing, Data Sciences and Physics • Summer Programs • Nationwide TRAP Program accepting project proposals to fund detection and removal of derelict fishing gear | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • New Horizons wins 28th Blue Crab Bowl as competition faces uncertain future | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Marine policy sub-concentration cultivates civic leaders transforming science into solutions | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Sustainable Seafood in the Chesapeake Bay - Virginia Sea Grant • After Hours Lecture Series: sEa-Harmony: Swiping Right for Science! - Batten School & VIMS Events • Inaugural VA SEA Conference advances science education through research-based lesson planning | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Oysters play unexpected role in protecting blue crabs from disease | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Megan La Peyre named associate dean of research and advisory services at William & Mary’s Batten School & VIMS • Virginia Sea Grant welcomes new director | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Keeping birds away from oysters could help farmers balance productivity and ecology | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • William & Mary’s Batten School & VIMS: An Extraordinary Year for Coastal & Marine Sciences | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Can Virginia stop the blue catfish? New research shows the Chesapeake Bay’s top invader is hard to control | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Scientists Are Measuring Ocean Currents in Hopes of Charting AMOC’s Future - The New York Times • 2025 Chesapeake Bay dead zone near long-term average | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Donation · William & Mary · GiveCampus • Answering your questions about the blue crab population status | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • VIMS alumni reconnect and celebrate at CERF 2025 • Winners of the 26th annual photo contest showcase an incredible research community at the Batten School & VIMS | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Bridge funding helps sustain marine research during uncertain times • Shoring up Naval readiness and ecological resilience • Trawling through time: 70 years of the Juvenile Finfish Trawl Survey | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Virginia shellfish aquaculture surpasses pre-pandemic levels, report shows | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Activating entrepreneurial energy to pursue coastal & marine solutions | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Former Secretary of State John F. Kerry upholds science, research-backed truth as inaugural Blue Horizons Fellow | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • National TRAP Program targets ghostly issue with second round of coastal clean up funding | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Virginia Fishery Resource Grants available for commercial fishers | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • An average year for juvenile striped bass in Virginia waters in 2025 | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • New shellfish aquaculture specialization at W&M’s Batten School & VIMS highlights industry-ready graduate students | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Bay scallops surge on the Eastern Shore | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Blackwater Photos Suggest New Symbiosis Between Fish and Anemones | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Warming oceans may pose a serious threat to American lobsters | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Stone Crabs FAQ | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Hands-on science exhibits at 12th annual Marine Life Day inspire Eastern Shore residents and visitors | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Study highlights the benefits of biodiversity for commercial fisheries | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Immersed in the marsh: New student field orientation at W&M’s Batten School & VIMS is an unparalleled introduction to hands-on research | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Ditches as waterways: Managing ‘ditch-scapes’ to strengthen communities and the environment | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Seagrass swap could reshape Chesapeake Bay food web | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Eastern Shore interns thrive in summer program dedicated to local students | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • The newest students at W&M’s Batten School of Coastal & Marine Sciences are eager to make an impact | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • William & Mary’s Batten School & VIMS welcome their first class of coastal & marine sciences undergraduates | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • Study finds coastal wetlands generate $90 million annually for Virginia communities | Virginia Institute of Marine Science • CNICA Tool • Tidewatch Map • Bay grasses see record gains in salty waters, offset by losses in central region • Celebrating 25 years of the Teaching Marsh: A living laboratory for learning and resilience • Sea Nettles • Can a parasitic worm help rebuild blue crab populations in the Bay? • State of the York Watershed System - York River Roundtable • New report details the health of the York Watershed System, urges community stewardship amid growing pressures • Recreational Fisheries • From an intro class to a calling: Sarah Herrera’s journey to marine science • Introduction to Marine Science: A growing gateway to coastal careers • More than 2,000 attendees educated and inspired by exhibits, activities and demonstrations at Marine Science Day • W&M’s Batten School & VIMS celebrate 2025 graduates poised to drive change • Marine Science Day 2025 • 2024 sea level “report cards” map futures of U.S. coastal communities • Waves of Wonder: Marine scientists and artists collaborate to inspire environmental awareness • Virginia’s experience with MSX aids Atlantic Canada’s aquaculture industry • One Tribe One Day 2025 • Tools • Study warns of deadly future marine heat waves in East Coast estuaries • It’s time for new perspectives on algae • Help Batman Find a Valentine! • $50M historic gift fuels scholarships in coastal and marine sciences at William & Mary’s Batten School & VIMS • Wetlands Management • W&M’s new major in coastal and marine sciences a first for Virginia • After Hours Lecture Series: Seaside Shellfish Stories • National TRAP Program • Purple crabs clobber blue carbon • Give to William & Mary’s Batten School & VIMS • Chickahominy Indian Tribe • Tidewatch • 2024 Chesapeake Bay dead zone near average size but shorter duration • Sharks at VIMS • Study finds current models may overestimate the future impacts of climate change on Chesapeake Bay dead zones • “The arts and sciences have a lot in common, and that’s our love for the planet”: Inaugural artist-in-residence reflects on her time at W&M’s Batten School & VIMS • The Fall 2024 Tack Faculty Lecture, "Space Fish, Zombie Shrimp and Other Salt Marsh Tales" • A poor year for juvenile striped bass in Virginia waters in 2024 • The comeback continues for Virginia’s bay scallops • Endowment fund supports unique internship for Eastern Shore students • "This is the first time they’ve ever touched a fish”: W&M’s Camp Launch program at VIMS and the Batten School aims to change lives • Newly Published Article Outlines Case for Considering Adding Iron to the Ocean for Carbon Dioxide Removal • Study offers hope for the resilience of the American lobster fishery • New species of Antarctic dragonfish highlights its threatened ecosystem • Experts encouraged by continued expansion of Chesapeake Bay grasses • Adding up the pieces to solve SUMS • Plankton researchers urge their colleagues to mix it up • Middle Peninsula marshes and living shorelines create benefits valued at $6.4 million annually • From decades of decapods to offshore energy, Alex Schneider’s fisheries expertise to inform the U.S. Department of the Interior • Humans drive climate change by altering freshwater decomposition • VIMS Celebrates 50 Years of Shark Research: A Milestone for Marine Conservation • VIMS 2024 graduates ready to make waves • Make Your Own BRDs • Virginia celebrates key oyster restoration milestone in the York River • VA SEA Lesson Plans • Plastics, Human Health, and the Environment • VIMS partners with JASON Learning for Beyond the Plastic Bottle Challenge • One Tribe One Day • An “off” year for juvenile striped bass in Virginia waters for 2023 • Major new source of carbon loss discovered along Virginia’s eroding barrier islands • The 2023 Chesapeake Bay dead zone is the smallest on record • Fiddler crabs are moving north as waters warm, and salt marsh grasses are suffering for it • vims.edu • VIMS announces winners of 2023 Photo Contest • Juvenile Striped Bass Survey - Maryland • VIMS - Marine Science: Microplastics - JASON Learning • JASON Honored with “Best of STEM® 2023" Award for "Beyond the Water Bottle" Curriculum - JASON Learning • Atlantic Sturgeon • Rapa Whelk • Encouraging news for underwater grasses in Chesapeake Bay, despite “mystery” losses around Gunpowder and Middle Rivers • Mattaponi Tribe: An ancient tradition is threatened by the loss of the American shad • VIMS toasts the class of 2023 • VIMS study reveals widgeongrass has replaced eelgrass as the dominant seagrass species in Chesapeake Bay • VIMS to expand restoration of seagrass, bay scallops on Eastern Shore • VIMS to lead national program for managing derelict fishing gear