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The importance of trying new things: Broadening my horizons during my Knauss year
Its amazing how much you can learn in one year! I am one of the three 2023 Knauss Fellows representing Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium....
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Cheers to another successful (and hot!) cleanup season
As 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!...
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Sharing science education ideas and practices
On a typical work week, youll find me at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab (DISL), hosting student groups or teaching teachers for our work for...
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Environmental education internship is shaping my career
My name is Blue Smith, and I'm currently carrying out my Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Internship at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab's Discovery Hall...
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Workshop to explore role of Elevation Certificates in local floodplain regulations
Local development regulations are often construed as being simply about community aesthetics. However, these regulations encompass far more than...
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2023 Alabama oyster gardening season is underway
Oyster Gardening in Alabama is underway! Sites in Little Lagoon and Mobile Bay received their oysters the first week of June. Oysters will remain...
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Program can provide materials for living shorelines in Mississippi
By now you may have heard of living shorelines. If not, they are an alternative to shoreline hardening (i.e., bulkheads) that use natural elements,...
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How Earth Day ignited the path to environmental conservation
In 1970, millions of people across the nation showed their deep concern over the pollution and negligence taking place toward our environment. This...
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Hundreds turn out for annual environmental fair
Despite an early threat of rain, Saturday turned out pretty and unusually warm for a March afternoon. On one side of the campus children played in...
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