Marine Science Blog

A Skidaway Institute glider named “Angus” begins a mission. Photo credit: Kim Donoghue

UGA Skidaway Institute scientists use high-tech tools to track fish migrations

Savannah, Ga.

Chris Marsay during a 2015 expedition to the North Pole.

UGA Skidaway Institute scientists prepare for groundbreaking Arctic expedition

Savannah, Ga. –UGA Skidaway Institute of Oceanography scientist Chris Marsay will spend much of the coming winter on board an ice breaker frozen solid in the Arctic ice cap.

Air Temperature Change Illustration

Greenland is in trouble this week and the ocean is going to feel the impact.

This past week, the surface of Greenland warmed above the freezing point to the greatest extent

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