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Project to highlight waterfront oral histories
Living along a working waterfront is not a unique situation, but the character of the community there makes those places unique and special places...
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What old urban patterns teach us about new coastal development
How do basic urban patterns affect a citys ability to become more coastally resilient? One area that may provide some insight into that question is...
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Summit for Mississippi nature tourism businesses to be held in Gulfport
Do you own or operate a nature-based tourism business in coastal Mississippi? Do you make every effort to celebrate the areas natural resources...
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Survey finds gaps in resilience services
As part of a NOAA Regional Coastal Resilience Grant, our project team conducted a survey to identify gaps in existing resilience tools and...
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Nate in my front yard, sea-level rise in my office
I work on sea-level rise, coordinating NOAAs Sentinel Site Cooperative. I also live on Dauphin Island. Many find this to be quite a juxtaposition...
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Sportfishing makes contributions to economies
The saltwater recreational fishing industry is one of the major marine industries served by research, education, and extension programming by the...
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Worried about erosion? Conserve or plant some salt marsh
Salt marshes are a type of coastal wetland that are common throughout the globe. If you have driven over a bridge near the coast, you have probably...
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Tools can help your business prepare for disasters
It goes without saying that small businesses play a vital role in the economies of our local communities. But the ability of our small businesses...
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Workshop to explore how communities can prepare for flood events
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Legal Program, in conjunction with the American Planning Association chapter for the state of Mississippi, is...
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