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Valuing marine disaster economics outreach

The Northern Gulf of Mexico marine sectors were devastated by recent natural, technological, man-made and biological disasters. Estimates of direct losses due to recent disasters are complicated to make and must be done quickly and timely. The...

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By: Ben Posadas / Published: Jul 22, 2021

Fisheries team puts the shark in Shark Week

This week, I had the chance to attend an outreach event. It’s been a while since I’ve been to one, and they really the most enjoyable part of my job as Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant’s communications coordinator. This week is Shark Week, and...

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By: Melissa Schneider / Published: Jul 16, 2021

Free online course offered for potential oyster farmers

This online course is developed for beginning oyster growers and those interested in learning about the prospects of off-bottom oyster culture in the Gulf of Mexico region. Four virtual sessions provide participants with the basics of how to get...

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By: Rusty Grice / Published: Jul 08, 2021

StoryMap, guide can enhance field trips to high water marks

Last year, I blogged about how you can get outside to explore the Mississippi Coast and the high water community markers. The “Know Your Line: Be Flood Aware” High Water Mark Initiative was created by the Federal Emergency Management Agency...

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By: Sonia Vedral / Published: Jul 01, 2021

New course to cover fisheries management and everything fish!

For as long as I can remember, I’ve loved fish. Do you feel the same? Are you interested in learning more about the fishes and fisheries of the north-central Gulf of Mexico? If you answered “yes” to these questions, then check out our...

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By: Marcus Drymon / Published: Jun 24, 2021