In addition to altering our normal routines, this pandemic has also created yet another hurdle in the battle with plastic pollution. Some areas have done away with plastic bag bans, and the demand for single-use, disposable products across the...
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With a busy storm season underway and Hurricane Sally leaving its mark on coastal Alabama and the Pensacola area (and forcing farmers in Mississippi to prepare for a storm), the oyster farming community has had its hands full. It’s a reminder to...
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With all of the polarizing topics in the world today, it’s nice to know that the vast majority at least agree on something: littering and improper trash management is an issue! Trash in places that it isn’t supposed to be is a common sight these...
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The grounds are still. The turtles and fish are no longer patiently waiting for a treat from the little ones who are hoping to catch a glimpse of them from the pier. The trails are tranquil and showing signs that they have been undisturbed for a...
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Summer internships for coastal work conjures images of fieldwork – long, hot, fun days on boats or in marshes. Collecting samples, supporting experienced technicians and generally performing work that does not require a lot of background...
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Abstracts for the Dec. 1-3 virtual 2020 Bays and Bayous Symposium are due Monday, Sept. 7, at 5 p.m. This year’s theme is “Sound Science, Sound Policy: A 2020 Vision for the Future.”
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