Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium MASGC
Living shorelines are an important tool in the shoreline protection and conservation toolbox for coastal communities. However, many people are unaware of their many benefits and that they can be used on small-scale private properties in lieu of...
Read MoreThe workshop, held at the Mobile Recycling Center, offered the teachers a glimpse of what real-time recycling looks like in Mobile County, Alabama, and provided some options for teaching students about the problem.
Read MoreSituated less than half a mile from Biloxi in the Mississippi Sound, Deer Island provides an excellent setting for place-based education connecting student learning to local community issues. Deer Island is subject to many of the same processes...
Read MoreWith its funding for environmental literacy efforts, the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium supports several place-based education programs at Dauphin Island Sea Lab -Discovery Hall Programs, the Environmental Studies Center (Mobile County...
Read MoreThe Call for Abstracts for the Bays and Bayous Symposium is now available. The symposium will be held at the Mobile Convention Center in Mobile, Alabama, on Jan. 24-25, 2023.
Read MoreShoreline erosion is a constant challenge that plagues many waterfront owners and natural areas. Although shoreline erosion is a natural process, it can be worsened by human activities, such as boats, dredging or dams, which change freshwater and...
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