• A circulation and transport model for fishery management in Mobile Bay and eastern Mississippi Sound
• A decision support toolkit for the functional design of structure in living shorelines
• A genomic approach to the genetic management of aquaculture and stock enhancement in emerging marine species
• A holistic assessment of resilience to climate change hazards along the Mississippi and Alabama Gulf Coast, USA
• A molecular genetic assay for identifying and quantifying a cryptic marine bioinvader
• A national survey of consumer preferences for branded Gulf oysters and risk perceptions of Gulf seafood
• A new paradigm: The trophic importance of microalgae in seagrass beds
• A proposal for branding the Gallis Project for optimal success
• A stratified random survey, tagging study (conventional and telemetry), fish health evaluation and genomics study of red snapper in the northern Gulf of Mexico
• A unified approach for analyzing socioeconomic impacts from meteorological, technological and economic shocks
• Adapting Infrastructure to climate conditions, Ocean Springs, Mississippi
• An examination of how urban and rural areas identify risk perception through media messages of impending severe weather
• An experimental design to estimate absolute abundance of red snapper in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico
• An interdisciplinary assessment of population growth and development impacts on the Fish River Basin coastal community
• Application of integrated long-term datasets to understand migrant habitat use along the MS, AL coasts
• Aquaculture Research NSI 2010: An engineered multi-trophic approach to minimizing effluent impacts from marine recirculating aquaculture systems
• Assessing past, present and future drought and floods in coastal Mississippi and Alabama
• Assessing the value of Little Bay, Mississippi Sound, as essential habitat for pre-slot-sized red drum
• Assessment of supercritical CO2 inactivation of oysters associated bacteria
• Assessment of the sea urchin, Tripneustes ventricosus, as a candidate for aquaculture in the Gulf of Mexico
• Assessment of Tripneustes ventricosus as a Candidate for Aquaculture in the Gulf of Mexico Region
• Bayou St. John –Removal of the obsolete flood control structure at Lake Pontchartrain
• Building code education and Smart Home Expo
• Building wind and flood capacity (part 1)
• Change-in-ratio methods for estimating recreational exploitation rate and absolute abundance of Gulf of Mexico red snapper
• Characterizing stormwater nitrogen inputs to Mississippi’s coastal waters: A landscape approach
• Charter fishing customer profile survey – phase I
• Coastal and local: Texas tools for community resiliency and storm recovery
• Coastal Community Resilience Team development of a state specific homeowners handbook to prepare for natural hazards
• Coastal Resilience Gulf of Mexico – Methods, data and web-based mapping applications to inform coastal communities on the risks of sea level rise
• Coastal Science Research, Data Development, and Information Services (NCEI)
• Coastal Shoreline Management Master Plan for Cedar Key, Florida
• Communication Avenues for Vietnamese fishing communities in Mississippi and Alabama with coastal resource agencies
• Community needs assessment: Sea Grant climate change survey
• Conversion of seafood processing waste into triglycerides a biodiesel feedstock
• Cooperative Research to Evaluate the Ecosystem Services Provided by Farm-raised Oysters Used for Reef Enhancement (Phase 1)
• Crafting a mechanistic functional indicator: Examining allometric relationships of macrobenthos in r
• Dauphin Island Climate Resiliency Study
• Decreasing nitrate-N loads to coastal ecosystems with innovative drainage management strategies in agricultural landscapes
• Determining best practices when reseeding neighborhoods with nonprofit rebuilding after coastal storms
• Determining localized impacts of predicted sea level rise to engineered versus natural landscapes, and how risk perception may alter response
• Determining the factors contributing to human-dolphin interactions in a long-term resident inshore bottlenose dolphin community
• Determining the role of headwater wetlands for water quality improvement in coastal Alabama
• Development and implementation of a comprehensive resiliency plan for Aransas Pass
• Development of an isothermal nucleic acid test with lateral flow detection for Vibrio vulnificus
• Development of new geospatial technology/traditional ecological knowledge derived information tools for the restoration of ecosystem-dependent livelih
• Development of sea level rise adaptation planning procedures and tools using NOAA sea level rise impacts viewer
• Development of the Gulf of Mexico regional research Plan II: Gulf oil spill symposia focused on science activities and research needs
• Distribution and abundance of seagrass parasite Plasmodiophora diplantherae in the North-Central Gulf of Mexico
• Economic impact of working waterfronts in the Alabama coastal economies: An input-output analysis
• Ecosystem services provided by Gulf of Mexico habitats: Tools, valuation, and application
• Ecosystems and fisheries sustainability: Assessment of estuarine population of fisheries and inverte
• Educational efforts at the J.L. Scott Marine Education Center, the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, and the Environmental Studies Center
• Educational efforts at the Scott Aquarium, the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, and the Environmental Studies
• Educational efforts at the Scott Aquarium, the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, and the Environmental Studies
• Effects of anthropogenic eutrophication on the ecosystem services provided by shoalgrass
• Effects of aquaculture practices on Vibrio in the eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica: Test of fouling control practices
• Effects of fire on water quality, plant production, and biogenic accretion in a Juncus roemerianus d
• Effects of taurine status in fish broodstock onto fertility and weaned juvenile production
• Enhancement of bioretention to promote civic hydrology and sustainability for coastal cities through innovative planning, design, and engineering
• Enhancing Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant outreach to address community climate adaptation needs in Mississippi and Alabama
• Enhancing peer-to-peer learning opportunities for Southern oyster farmers
• Enhancing the Coastal IQ Survey: Measuring knowledge and attitudes of Gulf Coast residents
• Estimating the absolute abundance of red snapper in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico
• Evaluating success of beneficial use restoration on Deer Island
• Evaluating the role of restored black needlerush marsh (Juncus roemerianus) as a buffer of anthropog
• Examining invasive lionfish diet and trophic position in the Northern Gulf of Mexico via DNA barcoding of unidentifiable prey items
• Expanding aquaculture of soft blue crabs: Technology transfer and cost analysis of pond production and shedding
• Farming the Fertile Crescent: Intensification of oyster culture in the northern Gulf of Mexico
• Fish Pass tidal hydrology restoration
• Greenhouse gas production controlled by soil hydrological conditions and their transport through woody plants
• Gulf of Mexico Climate Community of Practice: Assisting communities with climate adaptation
• Gulf of Mexico Coastal Training Program Initiative for resilient communities
• Gulf of Mexico oyster industry program: Analysis of molecular indicators of oysters’ responses to dermo infection using microarray technology
• Gulf of Mexico Sea Grant College Program outreach to support GoMRI science: A proposal to the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative (GoMRI)
• Gulf oyster industry initiative: Rapid chill depuration as a post harvest treatment for the reduction of Vibrio vulnificus in live oysters
• Habitat suitability index for submerged aquatic vegetation of the Mississippi Coast
• Identifying flood generating areas in 8-Mile Creek watershed through a novel approach
• Impacts of compounding freshwater events on shelf dissolved oxygen: Bonnet Carré Spillway opening
• Implications of takings law on innovative planning for sea-level rise in the Gulf of Mexico
• Improving assessment of a keystone species in the Gulf of Mexico: Gulf menhaden, Brevoortia patronus
• Improving oyster yields by inducing oysters to grow thicker shells at the juvenile stage
• Improving wave height prediction during barrier island overtopping
• Increasing the reliability, nutritional value and economic viability of large-scale copepod production for marine fish larviculture
• Innovative application of classic microbiology for detecting Vibrio vulnificus in raw and post-harvest
• Integrating hazard mitigation into local planning to support community resiliency on the Mississippi Gulf Coast
• Integrating revealed and stated preference approaches for ecosystem service valuation
• Linking Community Rating System activities to economic and environmental characteristics: Toward a measure of flood resilience
• Maximizing the return on investment of oyster aquaculture by managing mud blister worm infestation
• Measuring the relative financial vulnerability of municipal governments to tropical natural disaster
• Methods for the determinaton of high precision estimates of red snapper abundance in the Gulf of Mexico
• Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Extension Program
• Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Outreach Program 2014-18
• Mitigating coastal hazards risks through community education/outreach to facilitate participation in NFIP’s community rating system (CRS)
• Modeling business return in New Orleans after Katrina: Its implications for Gulf of Mexico economic
• Monitoring coastal boundary along Nueces County Beaches
• National Sea Grant Law Center
• Nitrogen removal via denitrification in Weeks Bay, AL
• NMFS population dynamics Sea Grant graduate fellowship: Modeling the impacts of gear regulations
• NMFS population dynamics Sea Grant graduate fellowship: Modeling the impacts of gear regulations in the northern Gulf of Mexico recreational reef fish fishery
• NMFS/Sea Grant Population and Ecosystem Dynamics Graduate Fellowship (Erin C. Bohaboy): Harvest slots as a management tool to maximize marine recreational fishing opportunities and sustainability: Gulf of Mexico red snapper as a model species
• NOAA coastal and marine habitat restoration national and regional partnership grants: Enhancing community-based habitat restoration in the Gulf of Mexico through science and assessment
• Oyster aquaculture extension in Mississippi
• Oyster farming in Alabama: Identifying most viable practices
• Planning project to consider incorporating climate adaptation information in the Biloxi 2012 Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Planning, Prioritizing, and Implementing Gulf of Mexico Regional Marine Research and Information Needs: 2006-2011
• Power measurement system for oysters gape measurement apparatus
• Predicting the establishment potential of invasive tiger shrimp: The role of competition and predation
• Program administration
• Program Communications
• Quantifying the economic value of ecosystem services of oyster farming as offsets to regulatory fees
• Rapid and quantitative detection of Vibrio vulnificus and V. parahaemolyticus in shellfish using
• Red snapper data collection, spatial modeling and population assessment in Northern Gulf of Mexico
• Regional Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence (COSEE) - Central Gulf of Mexico
• Reproductive behavior, early life history, and interspecific interactions of gray triggerfish, Balis
• Residence time as a factor controlling harmful algal blooms and fecal coliform bacteria in Little La
• Resilience benchmarking for the north central Gulf Coast
• Restoration of salinity patterns in upper apalachicola bay through reconnection of severed historica
• Return on investment from wind hazard mitigation
• Risk reduction through coastal urban forest management outreach
• Salinity barrier removal feasibility & restoration in Tampa Bay tidal tributaries
• Sarah Lessard MASGC Knauss Fellowship 2018
• Scared strong: Enhancing oyster resilience for aquaculture and restoration by inducing oysters to grow stronger shells
• Sea Grant Aquaculture Research Program 2010: Eliminating human-pathogenic Vibrio vulnificus from Gulf
• Sea Grant Symposium for OysterSouth: A submission to the 2016 Aquaculture Sea Grant Conferences and Workshops Competition
• Sea urchins are improved candidates for aquaculture and bomedical/ecotoxicological models
• Smart Home America communication and networking development project
• Smart Home America: Building wind and flood capacity (part 2)
• Taking the plunge: Addressing climate change adaptation in Key West ordinances and hazard mitigation
• Testing tackle modifications and fish descender tools for reducing dolphin depredation and scavenging of sport fish
• The crustacean molt-inhibiting hormone receptor and induction of molting in blue crabs (Callinectes spadius)
• The diversity and role of root-associated fungi in saltmarsh and seagrass plants and implications fo
• The impact of accelerated sea level rise on tidal marshes and storm surge
• The interaction of salinity and temperature on growth of native and non-native shrimp species cultured in Alabama
• The value of open space as a waterfront use: A mixed methods study on the Gulf Coast
• Towards an estimate of the absolute abundance of red snapper in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico
• Use of otolith microchemistry of spotted seatrout to identify stock source-areas
• Use of passive acoustics to identify and characterize spotted seatrout spawning habitat in two Missi
• Use of stable isotope ratios to link wastewater sources to effects on shellfish and human health
• Using acoustic and satellite telemetry to track movements of Alabama’s state saltwater fish, Atlantic Tarpon (Megalops atlanticus)
• Validation of field‐applicable detection kits for total and pathogenic Vibrio parahaemolyticus in oysters
• Will climate change cause wetland loss on the Mississippi Gulf Coast more than upland land use / land cover change within the next century?