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Shark depredation has been complicated throughout time
In my view, measures like these, along with better data about which sharks are taxing fishermen and where, are the most promising ways to help...
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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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From a childhood love of aquatic creatures to the MASGC engagement team
My name is Andrea Tarnecki, and I am new to the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium Engagement and Education Team this year. I am thrilled to...
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Shark Week is July 8-12 at Gulf State Park
Hi! My name is Abby Vaughn, and I am the newest member of the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium Engagement and Education Team. I hail from...
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The importance of value-added sampling in fisheries-independent monitoring
Marine fisheries in the United States are managed by a plethora of fisheries agencies. For example, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...
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Sea Grant impacts visible at Oyster Community of Practice meeting
I attended an Alabama-Mississippi Oyster Community of Practice meeting last Saturday morning at the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources in...
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Sea Grant wraps up its first Oyster Farming Resilience Index Workshop Series
We recently wrapped up our Oyster Farming Resilience Index Workshop Series. The series included four workshops that we developed after oyster...
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Crevalle jacks command R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Once referred to as “trip savers” (i.e., fish that are reliably caught anytime, even when more desirable species are absent) by fishing guides in...
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MASGC helps launch the Mississippi Sound Estuary Program
The Mississippi Sound Estuary Program (MSEP) recently held its introductory meeting with tremendous community support (over 200 attendees!).
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