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Were gearing up for the 2019 oyster gardening season
We are readying gear and shell for the upcoming oyster gardening season in Alabama and Mississippi. The programs have grown tremendously over the...
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Theres an app for that?
One of the jobs of Extension is to solve problems for the community that they serve. In my work with oyster aquaculture, sometimes those are big...
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Who installs living shoreline projects?
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium and collaborators are working to demystify living shorelines in an effort to build a robust contractor...
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Environmental educators foster awareness in K-12 students
Back in the 1980s, Peanut was a small red-eared slider making her way around somewhere in the wilds of Missouri. At the same time, someone decided...
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What is ocean literacy?
One of the focus areas for Sea Grant at the national level is environmental literacy. We have discussed the definition of this term in these blogs...
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New signs to highlight living shorelines around Biloxi
One challenge that coastal cities face is developing programs and policies that promote the continual health of coastal ecosystems.
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Update: Peer-to-pier travel log
The purpose of the Peer-to-Pier Fellowship Program, supported by an award from the National Sea Grant College Program and contributions from Oyster...
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Two educators honored at Bays and Bayous
The 2018 Alabama-Mississippi Bays and Bayous Symposium took place late last month in Mobile, Alabama. The Mobile Bay National Estuary Program...
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Project offers technical assistance for resilience efforts
The 2018 Bays and Bayous Symposium takes place this week, and many researchers and practitioners will be presenting their work in Mississippi and...
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