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50 Years of the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium
Looking back at the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium 50th Anniversary year, it has been a lot of fun learning more about MASGCs first 50...
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From science to the policy world: My Knauss fellowship journey
While moving to the United States when the world was at standstill due to the pandemic, my main goal was to get a graduate degree; little did I...
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Coastal cohort of Master Naturalists are developing projects
The Mississippi Master Naturalist Program is a certification program for any adults that are interested in learning about nature and how to protect...
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Years of beach cleanups inspire expanding marine debris program
Since 1988, volunteers have been gathering each October for a large-scale cleanup on the Mississippi Gulf Coast to make a difference. Thousands of...
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Living shorelines team workshops lead to shoreline assessments
Living shorelines are an important tool in the shoreline protection and conservation toolbox for coastal communities. However, many people are...
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Oyster gardening season is underway in Alabama and Mississippi
Efforts to improve water quality and restore estuarine habitats through the interaction with oyster reefs are underway in Mississippi and Alabama....
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Restoration monitoring provides learning opportunity
Situated less than half a mile from Biloxi in the Mississippi Sound, Deer Island provides an excellent setting for place-based education connecting...
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Where do oysters, shells come from for gardening programs?
Oyster gardening is a volunteer oyster restoration program in both Mississippi and Alabama. Your friends and neighbors have been growing oysters as...
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Transforming research to application: A gumbo recipe
Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) is a science-based service organization. In fact, our mission is to provide integrated university-...
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