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Management plans underway for Alabama watersheds
In an effort to guide restoration efforts, partners in coastal Alabama have undertaken a process of watershed management planning based on a...
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Oyster gardening is coming to Mississippi
Oyster gardening in Alabama has been around since 2000. Each year, volunteers with waterfront access provide a nursery environment for juvenile...
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Hearings to discuss potential skimmer trawl regulations
NOAA Fisheries may be changing skimmer trawl regulations in the Southeast. If you have an opinion on the regulations, NOAA Fisheries will be...
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Two tools describe impacts of working waterfronts
We all know access to the waterfront for water-dependent businesses, like seafood fishermen and boat builders, is important. These businesses...
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FEMA document highlights the history of building elevation in New Orleans
As a profession, planners generally are trained to focus on the explicit characteristics of a building: is the structure single-family or...
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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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