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An example of co-production in action
For 50 years, the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) has been solving coastal problems with science. This has not been done in a...
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From science to the policy world: My Knauss fellowship journey
While moving to the United States when the world was at standstill due to the pandemic, my main goal was to get a graduate degree; little did I...
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Alabama and Mississippi commercial fisheries throughout 50 years
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium, I summarized the socioeconomic characteristics of the...
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U.S. releases strategy for combating IUU fishing
Sustainable fisheries represent essential resources worldwide. They provide livelihoods for millions of people and nutritious, protein-rich food...
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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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Coastal cohort of Master Naturalists are developing projects
The Mississippi Master Naturalist Program is a certification program for any adults that are interested in learning about nature and how to protect...
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Years of beach cleanups inspire expanding marine debris program
Since 1988, volunteers have been gathering each October for a large-scale cleanup on the Mississippi Gulf Coast to make a difference. Thousands of...
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Living shorelines team workshops lead to shoreline assessments
Living shorelines are an important tool in the shoreline protection and conservation toolbox for coastal communities. However, many people are...
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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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