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Concern growing over PFAS contamination of drinking water supplies
In the years since the lead crisis in Flint, Michigan, increased attention has been paid to drinking water contamination problems across the...
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Journal article highlights best practices of GoMRI outreach
For many, the term outreach has become a catch-all word for a broad array of activities focused on sharing science with a variety of audiences....
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What does a Mississippi Master Naturalist do?
Its almost time for the next coastal Mississippi Master Naturalist cohort to start their certification class. This years class begins on September...
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Oyster gardening is growing in Mississippi
In Mississippi, the number of gardening sites tripled for 2018, with a total of 3,500 spat-set shells expected to produce 40,000 restoration...
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Oyster gardening programs gear up for growing season
Oyster gardening in Alabama is in the final preparation stages for the 2018 season. Oysters have been spawned and the larvae should be setting...
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No Southern hospitality for invasive species
Southern hospitality does not extend to invasive species. Invasive species are the environmental equivalent of uninvited guests that clean out your...
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Embracing the dynamics of shorelines
Coastal areas are dynamic in nature, which means they are constantly changing. A fitting example of the dynamics of coastlines can be found by...
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Meet our newest extension team member
My name is Amanda Jefferson, and Im a new extension associate with Mississippi State University and Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant in Biloxi,...
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Mississippi Oyster Gardening Program expands
Oyster gardening has been taking place seasonally in Alabama for almost 20 years, but 2017 was the first year for oyster gardening in Mississippi....
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