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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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Hands-on education offered through the Mississippi Master Naturalist Program
Adults interested in conserving and maintaining our natural resources can get in-depth education and certification through an eight-week course.
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Join us to learn about Mississippis new volunteer oyster growing program
Do you like oysters? Ever thought about growing some? We are excited to announce that oyster gardening is coming to Mississippi!
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Steering committee promotes resiliency along Mississippis Gulf Coast
A new local planning initiative in Mississippi has the potential to greatly expand regional projects and opportunities here along the coast. The...
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Oil Spill Science Outreach Team receives funding to continue work
Great news, friends -- the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative (GoMRI) has agreed to continue funding our Oil Spill Science Outreach Team for three...
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New living shorelines nationwide permit proposed
On June 1, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) released its list of proposed nationwide permits, including a new permit for living shorelines....
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Redesigned Accessing the Coast websites launched
This month, the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium is revealing our newly redesigned Accessing the Coast websites.
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Keeping Pace with sea-level rise models
Last time I blogged I asked you to stay tuned for the upcoming document Keeping Pace: A short guide to navigating sea-level rise models. Well now...
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Ports contribute to community resilience
Ports play an important role in connecting sea and land operations. Ports are located at the land-sea interface where port and waterway managers...
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