Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium MASGC
There is a pressing need to adequately measure the significant contributions of Sea Grant projects to targeted U.S. industries or economic sectors. Principal investigators and project managers should consider developing robust theoretical frameworks...
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, with partners Mobile Bay National Estuary Program recently completed the 2014 Oyster Gardening Season. This season, more than 80 volunteer gardeners...
Commercial fishing boats and inspected passenger-carrying vessels that are less than 79 feet may be required to have a Permit Authorization and Record of Inspection form on their boats as of Dec. 19.
Currently, all vessels less than 79 feet are...
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Most folks don’t think of it this way, but if you own and operate a commercial fishing boat, you are essentially running a small business. There are numerous planning tools designed for small-business owners, but most fall short when trying to...
Volunteers in Alabama have grown 59,330 oysters since late June as part of the Mobile Bay Oyster Gardening Program. The oysters were planted on restoration sites in Mobile Bay last week, where they are filtering water and making it cleaner while...
I’ve been with Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant for almost three months now — wow, how time flies! In my new position, I am one of four Oil Spill Science Research Specialists that are positioned around the Gulf of Mexico to share oil spill science with...