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Oyster farming lingo: What does it mean?
If you’ve spent any time around commercial oyster farming, you've probably heard terms like seed, spat, SoS and florets. They can sound a little...
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My Knauss Fellowship led me to NOAA operations on land, at sea and in the air
Over the past year, the Knauss Fellowship with NOAA’s Office of Marine and Aviation Operations (OMAO) has provided me with a unique, firsthand...
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Mississippi Master Naturalist registration to open soon
To obtain certification to become a Master Naturalists, students complete 40 hours of lecture and field experience during a hybrid 8-week course.
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Weather Wise disaster meal prep recipes help ease stress of emergency meal planning
When disaster strikes, the last thing you want to worry about is what’s for dinner or how you’re going to cook it.
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Team highlights community voices, science and resilience
At this year’s Gulf Conference (GulfCon), the Program for Local Adaptation to Changing Environments (PLACE) team shared a broad portfolio of work...
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New curriculum uses autonomous surface vessel to teach tech skills
The Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium and the University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast Research Lab’s Marine Education Center are...
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At home or out of town: What should you do when severe weather hits?
Imagine you are driving to a city 10 hours away that you’ve never been to before, and as you get closer to your destination, the sky gets darker....
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New research on oyster mortalities underway
This year, three new research projects, funded by the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium, aim to determine the causes of SUMS as well as...
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You (or your class) can get involved with coastal restoration
The term “coastal restoration” covers a wide range of project types. However, something that is needed for most coastal restoration (or any habitat...
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