Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium MASGC
Marine debris has become one of the most pervasive problems plaguing the world’s oceans and waterways. he National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) defines marine debris as any persistent solid material that is manufactured or...
Read MoreWeather here on the coast is ever changing. As I write this, it is a sunny fall day, with low humidity and temperatures in the mid-70s, but tomorrow thunderstorms are forecast with temperatures feeling closer to the end of summer.
Read MoreThis year’s basic training course for the Coastal Chapter of the Mississippi Master Naturalist program is one for the books.
Read MoreRegistration is now open for the national living shorelines summit, "Living Shorelines: Sound Science, Innovative Approaches, Connected Community" to be held in Hartford, Conn., on Dec. 1-2 with a field session on Dec. 3.
Read MoreFall is a great time of year for being out on the coastal waters of Alabama and Mississippi. The temperatures are a bit cooler, there are fewer vessels, more migrating birds, some leaves are changing colors, and we still have spectacular sunsets.
Read MoreFive years have passed since the Deepwater Horizon (DWH) oil spill. During this time, scientists have been working hard to answer lingering questions about the spill.
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