The Sea Grant low power radio stations

Low power radio continues to be a useful tool for Sea Grant Extension to reach a large audience traveling through a particular geographic location. Sea Grant Radio continues to broadcast messages about research pollution, septic systems, wildlife, marine research projects, the recruitment of volunteers and related events; as well as announcements about educational events and opportunities

A portion of Sea Grant Radio listeners responded to online surveys and indicated an interest in learning more about wildlife, research, events and educational opportunities. There is some evidence that radio listeners are attending events and facilities they hear about on the radio. Sea Grant Radio continues to be viewed as an attractive resource for partner educational agencies.

One of the best outcomes from the Sea Grant program is the wealth of information about the real-world use of low power radio. Please to be enjoying the excellent publications and web pages listed below:

Reaching target audiences
Tuning into low power radio

Great Bay area radio listener survey

K-YAK 1610 AM  Low Power Radio
Oregon Sea Grant Low Power Radio Study
Low power radio as a high power education tool
Low power radio, and antidote for visitors looking but not seeing
Low-Power Radio Stations Warn Travelers About Zebra Mussels
Texas Sea Grant unveils Low Power Radio for Calhoun County coast
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Sea Grant Low Power Radio Project