Looking back at the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium 50th Anniversary year, it has been a lot of fun learning more about MASGC’s first 50 years while planning how to position the consortium for the next 50 years.
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Over the last several years, the coastal environments of Mississippi and Alabama, along with the greater Gulf of Mexico, have seen our share of impacts from storms, flooding, harmful algal blooms and other chronic and episodic events. In fact,...
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Commercial oyster farming has many challenges even during the best of times. In order to increase the opportunity for success and recovery during extraordinary events, the Oyster Farming Resilience Index was developed recently by a team at the...
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For 50 years, the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) has been solving coastal problems with science. This has not been done in a vacuum, but rather through direct engagement and interaction with coastal communities, businesses,...
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While moving to the United States when the world was at standstill due to the pandemic, my main goal was to get a graduate degree; little did I know that, in a little over a year, I would be working on policies that preserve U.S. coastal ecosystems...
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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium, I summarized the socioeconomic characteristics of the Mississippi and Alabama (MS-AL) commercial fishing industry during the past 50 years. This blog post is a short...
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