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What does the Gulf mean to you? Help shape the story we tell
We need your input! The Gulf Literacy Project are asking Gulf of America educators, Gulf scientists, Gulf residents and people who care about the...
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COAST Resilience Institute begins second year with new trainings, workshops and webinars
After a successful inaugural year in 2024 with 21 trainings and 313 total participants, year two of the COAST Resilience Institute is now underway!
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Bridging land and sea: The evolution of Extension for empowering communities
In an era when dissent was common among Americans, “Extension” began to solidify its foundation by bridging gaps between science and stakeholders.
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Gulf Resilience Community of Practice to commemorate 15 years
Each year the group comes together for a regional meeting, which is held in one of the five Gulf states.
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Attend a free living shorelines workshop
Summer is perfect for spend time outdoors, especially if you happen to own a home on the water. You can step outside to fish, go for a boat ride,...
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New Sea Tech Camp focuses on science technology
This summer, we’re launching something new at The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast Research Lab’s Marine Education Center (MEC), and I...
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Real-life experiences with watershed pollution
Pine Lake is an 18-acre body of water located on the Mobile County Public Schools Environmental Studies Center (ESC) campus in Mobile, Alabama.
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Recharge your teaching: Outdoor professional development that feels like a vacation
Summer is our favorite time of year at the Marine Education Center. While students are casting lines at Angler Camp or dressing up for Superheroes...
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Education centers inspire wonder and wildlife education
The Mobile County Public Schools Environmental Studies Center recently held its spring Open House event. Soon after, we joined the Discovery Hall...
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