I always get excited when I’m walking along the beach and see dolphins off in the distance or – better yet – am lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a sea turtle swimming in shallow waters. I can’t help it!
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After a successful pilot year for oyster gardening in Mississippi, we are really looking forward to the first full season which starts this summer. We have been...
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Recently, I attended a seminar that was presented by agents from the Alabama Cooperative Extension System called F.A.R.M Outlook 2017 which stands for Farm Agribusiness Resource Management. The goal was to introduce a recently formed team of...
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Many times, science professionals talk about the need for Gulf communities to be resilient to storms and other hazards. But what does it mean for a community to be resilient? And how does a community know whether they are or they aren’t?
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The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) is accepting proposal submissions to estimate the abundance of red snapper in the U.S. waters in the Gulf of Mexico. Projects must use the design criteria described in the funding request.
This...
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While community renewal is something that can be easily seen and experienced, it is not always something that can be objectively defined and quantified. In large urban areas this is generally not a problem, but in small towns and villages, there are...
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