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Items left on Gulf Shores, Orange Beach beaches will be removed
With spring officially less than two weeks away and temperatures already in the 70s, thousands of spring breakers are celebrating on the beaches of...
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Fisheries management in the Gulf: Whos regulating what?
These days there is ongoing debate, particularly in the red snapper industry, over whether fisheries should be managed by state or federal entities.
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Mississippi lifetime sportsmen long-term saltwater fishing preferences
When you purchase a Mississippi lifetime sportsman license, it allows you to hunt and/or fish during a legal season and to take any game or fish,...
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MASGC offers student fellowships in research, policy, resource management
Every December, MASGC advertises three annual NOAA/Sea Grant student fellowship opportunities. We are now seeking students to submit applications.
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40,000 oysters grown for restoration
Oyster Gardening on Mobile Bay wrapped up its 2015 season last week. More than 40,000 oysters were grown by volunteer gardeners around Mobile Bay....
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The impact of manmade debris in our aquatic environments
Marine debris has become one of the most pervasive problems plaguing the worlds oceans and waterways. he National Oceanic and Atmospheric...
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Extension specialists can help businesses evaluate their resilience
Weather here on the coast is ever changing. As I write this, it is a sunny fall day, with low humidity and temperatures in the mid-70s, but...
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National Living Shorelines Summit
Registration is now open for the national living shorelines summit, "Living Shorelines: Sound Science, Innovative Approaches, Connected Community"...
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Slow! Watch out for marine animals!
Fall is a great time of year for being out on the coastal waters of Alabama and Mississippi. The temperatures are a bit cooler, there are fewer...
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