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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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Research support for the oyster industry: Past, present and future
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) was created in 1972 as a federal and state partnership. Its mission is to provide integrated...
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What does resilience mean? At MASGC, it can mean everything!
Many of us have heard the term resilience used in multiple contexts over the years. After big storms and hurricanes, we hear about making our...
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Legal program offers expertise in policy, law research
Sea Grant brings together experts from scientific, economic and legal professions to improve the quality of our coasts. And has done so for 50...
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Were celebrating 50 years of Sea Grant
We are kicking off a special year at the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium. During 2022, we will be celebrating our 50th anniversary, and...
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Successful FISHES course focuses on fisheries management, science
This fall, we offered our very first FISHES: Fishermen Invested in Science, Healthy Ecosystems, and Sustainability course. It was a great success!...
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Reflections on the oil spill science outreach program
Eight years ago, when the impacts from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill were still on the forefront of people's minds, the Gulf of Mexico Research...
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Descending versus venting: Which is better for your fish?
Every year, millions of Gulf reef fish die after being caught and released. There are several reasons why a fish may die after release a term...
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