Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium MASGC
Thanks to decades of intentional, science-based management, the United States boasts some of the best managed and most sustainable shark fisheries in the world. To accomplish this, scientists must constantly update the life history parameters (i.e.,...
Read MoreRegistration for the Master Oyster Gardening Program is open. Participation in this program is open to individuals, with or without waterfront property access, who reside in either Mississippi or Alabama.
Read MoreWe recently wrapped up our Oyster Farming Resilience Index Workshop Series. The series included four workshops that we developed after oyster farmers completed the Oyster Farming Resilience Index (OFRI) and identified their needs.
Read MoreWhat’s the first phrase that comes to mind when you hear someone talking about catching a crevalle jack (a.k.a. jack crevalle, crevalla or just plain ol’ jack)? If you’re from the northern Gulf of Mexico, chances are you’ve heard the...
Read MoreThe Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) has recommended five research projects for funding as part of its 2024-2025 funding cycle. The selected university-based projects aim to help people, policymakers, industries and resource managers...
Read MoreThe Mississippi Sound Estuary Program (MSEP) recently held its introductory meeting with tremendous community support (over 200 attendees!).
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