Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium MASGC
You hopefully have read many of the MASGC extension- and education-focused blog posts that have been shared in previous weeks and have been impressed by the range and depth of these programs. This post is focused on how our Sea Grant program...
Read MoreDr. Shenghua Wu, a University of South Alabama assistant professor of engineering, will lead a regional project to reduce microplastic marine debris along the Gulf Coast. The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium is administering the $1.9 million...
Read MoreWaterfront property owners across coastal Mississippi and Alabama enjoy the many benefits of our coastal environments, including easy access to the Gulf of Mexico and other waterways and being able to fish in their back yards, just to name a couple....
Read MoreAs another Mississippi cleanup season comes to an end, we like to look back and reflect on the year to relish all our volunteers have accomplished! We kicked off this cleanup year in January with a cleanup at Jones Park in Gulfport. Volunteers spent...
Read MoreI am currently working as a Great Lakes Program Specialist for the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) as part of my NOAA Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship. Throughout this fellowship, I have been learning more about the Great Lakes, which has been a change of...
Read MoreDuring my 17 years as the communications coordinator for Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant, I have had the privilege of meeting some remarkable people. Research scientists, educators, engagement specialists, students, fellows, volunteers, resilience...
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