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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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COAST Resilience Institute prepares for spring slate of workshops
As the month of February draws to a close, so too does the first set of training sessions for the COAST Resilience Institute.
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Voyage of knowledge: Exploring vessel-based education in the northern Gulf
A boat is a familiar sight in our Gulf waters. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, each with a purpose or job to do. If you look closely,...
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Selma tornado anniversary event highlights community resilience and preparedness
Arts Revive of Selma, Alabama, observed the anniversary of the devastating tornado that hit the city on January 12, 2023, by organizing a moving...
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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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Congrats to our 2024 Knauss Fellowship finalists
The NOAA Sea Grant John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship finalists will complete a fellowship that offers a unique educational and professional...
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Program trains future oyster aquaculture workforce
The Commercial Oyster Aquaculture Sector Training (COAST) Program in Mississippi and Alabama is a workforce development initiative to recruit...
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New resilience program offers training to community leaders, elected officials
Resilience is a buzzword we’re hearing everywhere these days. When you think about coastal Mississippi and Alabama, what are some of your favorite...
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Harvesting success: Wrapping up the 2023 Alabama Oyster Gardening Season
The 2023 Alabama Oyster Gardening season is ending. Efforts to collect oysters for the 2023 season of the Alabama Oyster Gardening Program are...
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