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Fairhope Docks Marina earns Clean and Resilient Marina certification
The Fairhope Docks Marina celebrated its certification as an Alabama-Mississippi Clean and Resilient Marina with a flag ceremony on Jan. 14. The...
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Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant recommends seven research projects for funding
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) has recommended seven research projects worth nearly $2.3 million to receive funding in its...
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St. Tammany Parish’s Smythe recognized for environmental resilience leadership
The group announced that the Spirit of Community Award in the individual category goes to deEtte Smythe, the regulatory manager for the planning...
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Refugio County recognized with Spirit of Community Award; St. Petersburg receives honorable mention
The Gulf Resilience Community of Practice recently recognized Refugio County, Texas, and St. Petersburg, Florida, for their work in community...
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Boat People SOS Gulf Coast recognized as community champion
The Gulf Resilience Community of Practice recently named Boat People SOS as the Spirit of Community Award winner in the community champion category...
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Grice elected to World Aquaculture Society Board of Directors
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium is proud to announce that Russell “Rusty” Grice, aquaculture business extension specialist, has been...
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Study takes a ‘bite’ out of shark depredation using citizen science
The study reveals that across methodologies, snapper-grouper species were the most frequently depredated target species group, and bull sharks and...
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Request for pre-proposals for 2026-27 research funding cycle
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) is accepting pre-proposals for one- or two-year innovative research projects that address...
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Browder to serve as fiscal officer
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC) is pleased to announce Jessica Browder as its new fiscal officer.
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