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Learn more about the Greater Amberjack Count
Some fish stocks are easier to manage than others, and Gulf of Mexico greater amberjack is certainly on the difficult end of the spectrum. While...
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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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Thirty people complete free Online Oyster Culture Course
This time last year, we launched an online course we developed for beginning oyster growers and those interested in learning about the prospects of...
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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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Introducing the new Sea Grant-funded Regional Reef Fish Collaborative
If you live on the Gulf Coast and enjoy saltwater fishing or perhaps just eating seafood! youve probably heard about red snapper, considered by...
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Community-based partnerships give MASGC shark research a boost
Since 1972, the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium has made significant investments in regional fisheries research. This funding has advanced...
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We're seeking your input for our next strategic plan
We are seeking your input through an online survey to identify the needs of coastal Alabama and Mississippi. The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant...
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Sea Grant supports development of oyster-farming industry
In fine restaurants across the region now, an oyster lover can often find beautiful, plump oysters grown by hard-working men and women along the...
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Serving the seafood industry
The 2018 (most recent) economic impact in sales of the Alabama and Mississippi seafood industries was $895.5 million, and the industries created or...
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