Editor:
Catherine Janasie

Authors:
Jessica A. Freedman
Taylor Goelz
Shana Jones
Kristin McCarthy
Lauren Phillips
Kristen Spulecki
Amelia Stevens

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• Individual Articles:

• Cover and Table of Contents
  
• Does Private Aquaculture Benefit the Public? Development of Private Oyster Aquaculture Industries in Maryland and Virginia as Influenced by Different Scopes of the Public Trust Doctrine
  Page 1 by Taylor Goelz
• Promoting Coastal Resilience through Partnerships and Planning: Communities, Sea Grant Programs, SERPPAS, and Military Installations
  Page 37 by Amelia Stevens and Shana Jones
• Go North, Young Man: The Great Climate Migration and America's Shrinking Cities
  Page 75 by Lauren Phillips
• Climate Change and Policy: Understanding the Relationship Between Coral Reefs and Climate Change
  Page 98 by Kristen Spulecki
• Residential Real Estate Appraisal and Flood Resilience Measures
  Page 116 by Kristin McCarthy
• Marine National Monument Management Challenges & Recommendations for Improvements
  Page 126 by Jessica A. Freedman

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The Sea Grant Law & Policy Journal was prepared by the National Sea Grant Law Center under award NA090AR4170200 from NOAA, U.S. Department of Commerce. The statements, findings, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Sea Grant Law Center or the U.S. Department of Commerce.