Send us a text Join us as we cover our second annual Sea Turtle Podcast from Sapelo. You'll hear from this year's sea turtle technician, Joyce Sykes, as she shares a live nest excavation and the secrets it reveals about the turtles' incubation period and nest success. To track the sea turtle nests on Georgia's beaches, click here. For more informat…

Send us a text Learn more about invasive species in Coastal Georgia and how you can help prevent the spread! To see SINERR's Coastal Cowboy poster on Invasives Species and print one for your classroom or home, click here! To learn about Coastal Georgia CISMA Group, click here! Click here to report a species to the Georgia Invasive Species Task Forc…

Send us a text You may have noticed we took a little summer break... But we're back and this new season is NERRDIER THAN EVER! Join us in this episode to learn about our ocean's trace elements, the people who study them, and how what you do in Atlanta can end up in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean! To see Dr. Ohnemus's presentation and others from …

Send us a text We introduce you to one of our great partners, the University of Georgia Skidaway Institute of Oceanography! To learn more about Skidaway Institute of Oceanography and its fascinating research, click here! Want to attend an event at Skidaway? Check out their calendar here! To see how you can participate in undergraduate research, cli…

Send us a text To help us learn more about Coastal Ga Wildlife Viewing and its impacts on local economics, please complete the 5-minute survey by clicking here. To learn more about Gray's Reef, see some of the cool science being conducted, and plan a visit, Click here. To see events upcoming at the Ocean Discovery Center in Savannah, check out the …

Send us a text Learn from Courtney Reich with Georgia Conservancy about how the South Atlantic Salt Marsh Initative (SASMI) is helping to save our awesome coastal resources! To learn more about SASMI's plan in Georgia and watch the Marsh Forward video, Click here! To learn more about creating a resilient marsh together and what you can do to help S…

Send us a text We're back with more information on how the Reserves connect people to the estuaries and hear more from our NERRds staff. To listen to the Talk NERRdy to Me Podcast, click here. To listen to the special Podcast series, NERR or Far: The Reserves Are Where You Are, click here. To listen to Tijuana River Reserve's Podcast- Divided Toget…

Send us a text Learn more about how and why people around the NERR System started working in the coastal science field! To learn more about the other National Estuarine Research Reserves, click here!بقلم NERR folks from across the USA!

Send us a text Join us to learn more about your Thanksgiving icon- TURKEYS! To learn more about turkey scatology- Click here. To learn more about Coastal Ga turkey populations- click here! To report a turkey sighting- Click here!بقلم Blaine Tyler

Send us a text Join our NERRds to learn more about our favorite seafood- SHRIMP! For information from CRD, including Landing Data-Click here! To learn more about Black Gill and Climate Change you can watch this video here! To submit your own listener question- email SINERR.socials@gmail.com!

Send us a text Listen in to find out more about living shorelines, how the help our estuarine ecosystems, why you should install them instead of bulkheads, and speak with our GA Living Shoreline Specialist about the current projects on our coast! For more information about UGA's Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems- Click here. For more i…

Send us a text Listen in on our sea turtle episode, where we may have stored up a bit too many dad jokes about turtles! We interview Matt Goetz, the Sapelo Island Sea Turtle Technician for this year and have a special guest host, Robin Leske- our Coastal Science Communication Intern from the University of Georgia! To see Matt in action rescuing a l…

Send us a text We discuss the benefits of the world's only flying mammal- the BAT! Click here to learn more about which bats visit Georgia and how you can help volunteer with GA Anabat project to listen to your neighborhood's bats! Click here for a list of nightblooming flowers to plant for bats and more about Bat Conservation International. Click …

Send us a text Learn more about conducting research on Sapelo and how working on a barrier island helps (and sometimes makes things more difficult!) for researching our estuaries. Click here for more information about our SWMP data and to see local trends. Learn more about SINERR's Research being conducted today! Click here. Click to learn more abo…

Send us a text Join our discussion with Greg Bell, the Regional Manager with Sox Erosion Solutions, a company that specializes in erosion control from homeowners and golf courses on the coast. To check out Sea Level Rise projections in your area- Click here. To learn more about the study done by the Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems at…

Send us a text Learn about living fossils like our favorite, the Atlantic horseshoe crab (Limulus polyphemus). Check out more information about Delaware NERR's horseshoe crabs and their relationship with the red knot- Click here. Inquire about joining an upcoming horseshoe crab survey by clicking here. Check out Kepley Biosystem's projects by click…

Send us a text Listen in to learn more about wildlife rehabilitation and why springtime means baby napping for some well meaning folks! Learn to leave the wildlife alone, when to get involved, and how wildlife rehabbers help contribute to the ecology of Coastal Ga. To learn more about Savannah Wildlife Rescue Center, click here. To join the Georgia…

Send us a text Join us to learn about Sapelo's Native American history and the archeological research being conducted on the island. To see the artifacts found on Sapelo- Check out the Digital Archeological Record To learn more about Native Americans including the Guale on Sapelo and others across North America or to find where Native American trib…

Send us a text Learn more about our local waterfowl and their roles in the wetlands! For more information about Ducks Unlimited- Click here. To learn more about duck hunting regulations and how hunting contributes to wildlife conservation-Click here.

Send us a text We love our Shorebirds! We go on a shorebird survey with DNR biologist Todd Schneider and learn how to recognize difficult to identify shorebirds. For more information about shorebird ID, Click here To check out the NERRS I Heart Estuaries Campaign and to follow NERRA, click here.بقلم Todd Schneider

Send us a text The second round of us saying 'right whale' without messing up! (Just kidding- we had to edit it out ALOT :D) Learn about what is being done to help the Atlantic Right Whales' calving grounds here in the Southeast, including hearing from our guest speaker- Bryan Fluech with University of Georgia Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant…

Send us a text Learn more about the North Atlantic Right Whale, a species on the brink of extension due primarily to human interactions. Listen to an interview with Marine Biologist, Trip Kolkmeyer, who works to conserve these amazing animals with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. To learn more about reporting whale sightings- click here…

Send us a text Listen to this episode to learn more about flood literacy and how it can impact your home and community! We are joined by guest, Meghan Angelina, a Wetlands Biologist with the Coastal Resource Division of the Georgia DNR. To check your Flood Risk- Click here. To access the Flood Literacy Glossary and to see the Flood Literacy Storm M…

Send us a text Learn more about the ways which our Georgia animals spend the winter months with our guest host, Stewardship Coordinator at Sapelo NERR, Colby Peffer.بقلم Guest Co-Host: Colby Peffer

Send us a text Learn more about the infamous owners of our Georgia Barrier Islands and their surprising efforts towards conserving our coast. For more information about environmental history of Georgia- Click here to check out the book Coastal Nature, Coastal Culture by Paul Sutter. For more information on the Wildest Woman in American and Cumberla…

Send us a text Today's episode is all about the unique introduced species along Georgia's coast! Our barrier islands have a history of unusual animals, and we go into the mystery of these weirdos' arrivals. Click here for more information on Sapelo cattle Click here for more information about Cumberland Island. Click here for more information about…

Send us a text Thank you for listening to our Podcast and for your patience as we are a little late with this episode! We will cover fun facts about animal migrations on our coast including information about birds, butterflies, and how you can help! For more information about BAFA: https://libguides.ccga.edu/2020Symposium/hamby To download Merlin B…

Send us a text Learn about how hurricanes affect our coast and what you should do to prepare! (And yes, also more dad jokes) For more information about hurricanes and preparedness, please click one of the links below: UGA Marine Extension Video on Hurricane Risk Coastal Resource Division GA DNR's Coastal Hazard Page Enhancing Coastal Resilience wit…

Send us a text The estuary is full of tiny fish, just starting their journey into the marine world. Learn more about these animals and why the estuary is so important! For more information about Black Gill disease, click here. To get your Kindle copy of Team Submarine by our guest speaker, Harrison Faulk, click here. Please submit your listener que…

Send us a text Thank you for listening to our episode! Please check back on the 1st and 15th for more! For the SINERR Youtube page- Click here For more information about the Coastal Resource Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources for volunteer information, permitting information, and much more- Click here For information about mosq…

Send us a text Learn more about what SINERR is and how we fit under NOAA in the National Estuarine Research Reserve system! For more information about SINERR, visit sapelonerr.org For more information about our SWMP data and to see our Real Time Data, visit cdmo.baruch.sc.edu and click on SAPLDWQ. For more information about Friends of Sapelo, visit…