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Master Naturalists partner with Monarch Joint Venture to monitor butterflies
Master Naturalists on the coast have recently proposed a comprehensive monarch project that will combine education and outreach with hands-on...
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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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