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  • VIMS 2023 graduates celebrate overlooking the water. Photo Credit: Miguel Montalvo
    VIMS Toasts the Class of 2023Family, friends, and mentors gathered to celebrate PhD, M.S., and M.A grads.Read More
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    Seagrass ChangesWidgeongrass replaces eelgrass as dominant species in Chesapeake Bay.Read More
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    Educator Awards York River and Small Coastal Basin Roundtable Recognizes Educators for Exceptional Efforts in Environmental Literacy.Read More
  • Burtons Bay Home Page Feature
    More RestorationA VIMS-led team will use $2.2M from NOAA to expand restoration of VA's seaside bays.Read More
  • Blue Crabs in Derelict Crab Pot
    TRAP ProgramNOAA announces that VIMS is to lead national program for managing derelict fishing gear.Read More
  • Molokini Crater
    Molokini CraterCOVID lockdown allows study of tourism’s impact on Hawai`i fishes at popular snorkel and dive site.Read More
  • Coastal Flooding in Norfolk
    SL Report CardsWe monitor and forecast changes in sea level at 32 U.S. coastal localities from Maine to Alaska.Read More
  • Prebiotics
    Advancing AquacultureVIMS researchers dominate national aquaculture grant competitionRead More
  • Fish Population Mortality
    Double WhammyVirus plus microplastics equal double whammy for fish health.Read More
  • Nainoa Thompson
    Ocean ScholarResidency by Native Hawaiian navigator will help amplify voice of Bay tribes.Read More
  • SCHISM Grid
    SCHISMVIMS model chosen to guide future Chesapeake Bay restoration.Read More
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