- FISHES course increases participants' knowledge of fisheries management, science and sustainability and modifies some of their practices
- Sea Grant-trained master naturalists provide 4,034 volunteer hours, improve 4,790 acres
- Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant living shorelines outreach efforts lead to protection of over 6.4 miles of shoreline
- The Mississippi Coastal Cleanup Program removes 68 tons of marine debris
- Sea Grant-developed inventory continues to be used to inform prioritization of restoration projects throughout the Gulf of Mexico
- Volunteers in Alabama produce over 86,000 oysters for restoration
- Thousands of K-12 students increase their environmental literacy through direct instruction from Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant educators
- Internships and work opportunities at education centers result in employment and career guidance for high school and undergraduate students
- Sea Grant-funded teacher training leads to creation of recycling, cleanup programs in three local schools
- Research-based restoration suitability event informs oyster restoration investments and management
