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Oyster gardening finishes up season
Oyster gardening in Alabama and Mississippi has wrapped up another successful season. In Alabama, we completed our 15th year, with more than 58,000...
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Working with oyster farmers
Mud worms. Not the most appetizing name for a critter, and it turns out they are a real problem for the new off-bottom oyster farmers in the Gulf...
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Working waterfronts: In their own words
We all know that a thriving working waterfront makes an important impact on our coastal economy. Its easy to get caught up in the numbers; dollars...
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Healthy and resilient communities: Lessons learned from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
Our Oil Spill Science Outreach Team has been busy, especially now that Phase II is under way! (Read my last blog post if you want to learn more...
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Lets clean up the Coast
If you are a fan of the Mississippi Gulf Coasts scenic views and abundant wildlife, you should consider doing your part to help clean up our...
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Endangered Species Act protections proposed for pearl darter
On Sept. 21, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed to list the pearl darter as a threatened species under the federal Endangered...
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Floodplain managers, planners visualize future flooding impacts
Suppose the City of Biloxi's population doubled and you had to determine where to locate new infrastructure and housing to accommodate another...
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A look at MASGCs education programs
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) helps support three of the larger informal environmental education programs in the...
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Which fish, shellfish species do Mississippi restaurants prefer?
Results of a mail survey of 1,500 randomly selected eating and drinking places operating in Mississippi provided insights on the seafood species...
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