Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium MASGC
If you are like me, this is one of the most anticipated summers and falls of your lifetime. Getting back together in-person with family and friends and resuming programs and projects that were put on pause due to COVID-19 is something I am really...
Read MoreWith the growth of oyster farming along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, oyster lovers are coming across more and more opportunities to enjoy the different varieties of oysters at the best raw bars. In a number of seafood restaurants, the oyster...
Read MoreIn the year 1970, millions of university students and environmental community members came together in the form of educational marches and rallies in efforts to bring environmental issues to the top of our nation’s priority list. Their success led...
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why planners in your town make the decisions they do? What factors increase or decrease your city’s resilience to tropical weather? Now you have the opportunity to be a virtual planner through a new video game developed by...
Read MoreAs sea levels rise, they are not simply coming higher, but they are reshaping the coastlines as they come up. This can lead to erosion occurring at faster rates and in new places. It also changes the shape of our beaches and barrier islands and can...
Read MoreThe U.S. waters of the Gulf of Mexico are home to 118 million red snapper, about three times more than previously estimated, according to an unprecedented new population assessment led by the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies (HRI)...
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