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Navigating change together: Exploring the RAD Framework with Gulf Coast land stewards
Coastal landscapes across the Gulf are facing increasing pressure from sea-level rise, flooding and habitat transformation. Land managers, resource...
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Fieldwork to framework: How we use the the 5E model of instruction
At The University of Southern Mississippi’s Marine Education Center, the 5E model of instruction is at the core of how we design and deliver...
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It takes a village to understand oyster mortalities
Oyster farmers may have heard the acronym SUMS mentioned in the past year. This stands for Sudden Unusual Mortality Syndrome and is described as...
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‘Time for a Visit’: Using a multimedia campaign to improve tornado safety for mobile home residents
When the National Weather Service (NWS) issues a tornado warning, it is a call to immediate action. This typically means following instructions...
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Science vs. pseudoscience: Why the scientific method matters
Sea Grant is a science-based service organization dedicated to drawing accurate conclusions through the scientific method. The scientific method...
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What is the cost of doing nothing?
I was at a community meeting last weekend focused on identifying potential solutions to issues like flooding and shoreline erosion in a coastal...
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Disaster Meal Preparation Workshop turns up the heat
The Disaster Meal Preparation Workshop was born out of a need to teach the basics of making meals for you and your family immediately after a...
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Sea Grant receives tremendous support
During the past four months, MASGC and the other 33 Sea Grant programs have asked for support from people who have benefited from Sea Grant. It has...
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The Clean and Resilient Marina Program protects our coasts
Along the Gulf Coast, marinas play a vital role in recreation, tourism and local economies. But with their location directly on the water, marinas...
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