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We're tracking Great Hammerheads, providing data
The Great Hammerhead is one of the worlds most iconic fish species. It is the largest of all hammerhead sharks (capable of growing to almost 20...
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Popular MEC camps are back, along with in-person teacher training
Right now, late spring is upon us. The days are getting longer, and the temperature is inching up. Many coastal Mississippians of all ages are...
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Students to create 50-gallon displays, raise oyster awareness
Oyster Gardening season is about to begin for volunteers in Mississippi and Alabama, but the oyster gardening programs are also preparing to launch...
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Nocturnal tornadoes: The risk after dark
Spring severe weather is upon us, and this year has proven to be especially wet and stormy for both Mississippi and Alabama. So far, Mississippi...
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Get outside with the Master Naturalist Program
If you are like me, this is one of the most anticipated summers and falls of your lifetime. Getting back together in-person with family and friends...
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Program helps servers, shuckers learn unique characteristics of oyster varieties
With the growth of oyster farming along the coast of the Gulf, oyster lovers are coming across more and more opportunities to enjoy the different...
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Celebrate Earth Day at Pascagoula cleanup event
In the year 1970, millions of university students and environmental community members came together in the form of educational marches and rallies...
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Plan for It! Game demonstrates how town planners make decisions
Have you ever wondered why planners in your town make the decisions they do? What factors increase or decrease your citys resilience to tropical...
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Understanding the economics of a changing floodplain
As sea levels rise, they are not simply coming higher, but they are reshaping the coastlines as they come up. This can lead to erosion occurring at...
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