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Living Shorelines Program wraps up its biggest year yet!
The Living Shorelines Technical Assistance Program through Mississippi State University (MSU) and the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium has...
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Coastal course certifies 15 new Mississippi Master Naturalists
We recently concluded our annual Mississippi Master Naturalist Coastal Training Course and certified 15 new Master Naturalists.
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What is the cost of doing nothing?
I was at a community meeting last weekend focused on identifying potential solutions to issues like flooding and shoreline erosion in a coastal...
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The Clean and Resilient Marina Program protects our coasts
Along the Gulf Coast, marinas play a vital role in recreation, tourism and local economies. But with their location directly on the water, marinas...
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Attend a free living shorelines workshop
Summer is perfect for spend time outdoors, especially if you happen to own a home on the water. You can step outside to fish, go for a boat ride,...
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Bays and Bayous: Highlights from the inside
When the call for volunteers to help with the 2024 Bays and Bayous Symposium went out, I can’t say I immediately jumped at the opportunity. While I...
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First class of Master Oyster Gardeners graduates
This year’s Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant-supported Master Oyster Gardening Program marked an exciting milestone for oyster gardening on the...
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The Mississippi Sound Estuary Program has a plan
It has already been a year since the Mississippi Sound Estuary Program (MSEP) was first established. Since that point, the Mississippi-Alabama Sea...
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Discover the Bays and Bayous Symposium
The Bays and Bayous Symposium has been held every two years since 2006. This year will be the ninth symposium and will be held at the Mississippi...
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