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� MASGC Menu About Research Outreach Education Focus Areas News Publications Funding Programs Contact Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant recommends research projects for funding The (MASGC) has recommended five research projects for funding. Learn More Congratulations to our 2024 Knauss Fellowship finalists The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Sea Grant John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship finalists will complete a fellowship that offers a unique educational and professional experience to graduate students... Learn More Save Nov. 19-20 for Bays and Bayous The Bays and Bayous Symposium will be held Nov. 19-20, 2024, at the Mississippi Coast Convention Center in Biloxi. Learn More Study analyzes homeowner cost-benefit of FORTIFIED building in Alabama, Mississippi A -supported research project studied which levels of FORTIFIED building have been used in Mississippi and Alabama... Learn More Knauss fellows to serve in federal offices in 2023 Three Ph.D. candidates from Alabama and Mississippi universities will be working next year in federal offices in the Washington, D.C., area as National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Sea Grant John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellows. Learn More Bailey, Doiron named fellows The is pleased to announce that Sabine Bailey, of Auburn University, and Nadine Doiron, of The University of Southern Mississippi... Learn More Research projects selected for 2022-24 funding The (MASGC) has selected six research projects worth $1.3 million to receive funding in its 2022-2024 funding cycle. Learn More 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Featured Programs Greater Amberjack Greater Amberjack is an important recreational and commercial species in the Gulf of Mexico and South Atlantic regions. According to the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), the Greater... read more Red Snapper In FY 2016, Congress directed the National Sea Grant College Program to use $5 million of its budget for Gulf of Mexico red snapper fisheries data collections, surveys and assessments independent of... read more Climate and Resilience Community of Practice In 2009, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Gulf of Mexico Regional Collaboration Team and the four Gulf of Mexico Sea Grant Programs began working together to form the Gulf of... read more Living Shorelines The current trend in Mississippi and Alabama is to install hard structures, such as bulkheads, seawalls or rip-rap on the shoreline to protect waterfront coastal property from erosion.... read more Oyster Farming Welcome to the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Oyster Aquaculture website, which is here to provide information and support for existing and potential oyster farmers. For information specific to... read more Peer Listening Peer listening is a type of support that occurs when people provide knowledge, experience, emotional, social or practical help to each other. Properly trained peer listeners can provide a number of... read more News more articles Northern Gulf Coast Regional MATE ROV Competition: Who wins? At the end of the morning session, two veteran RANGER teams, GEARS from Montgomery Alabama, and Crubotics from Pensacola, Florida, were dead even. Last year, the Crubotics bested the GEARS team. So,... read more Gulf of Mexico Climate and Resilience Community of Practice wraps up annual event This past week, resilience professionals from across the Gulf of Mexico converged for our 2024 Climate and Resilience Community of Practice Annual Meeting in Moss Point, Mississippi. Mississippi Oyster Gardening Program has record-breaking season The 2023-2024 Mississippi oyster gardening season was the most productive the program has seen so far! At the end of March, staff from Auburn University Marine Extension and Research Center and the... read more Gallery see more Greater Amberjack What is the Water Extension Liaison? 2019 Climate and Resilience Community of Practice Depletion Studies: The Great Red Snapper Count Sempier named Gulf Guardian A Life on the Water (Mississippi Oral Histories) Part 4 Focus Areas Healthy Coastal Ecosystems Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture Resilient Communities and Economies Environmental Literacy & Workforce Development Publications more Angler ethics and etiquette Guide to Mississippi community markers: High water marks Gulf TREE Train the Trainer Report Tropical storm and hurricane preparedness for off-bottom oyster aquaculture in the Gulf of Mexico Are you older than a fish: Maximum ages of Gulf of Mexico bony fishes Calendar more Weather Wise Training - Raymond, MS Weather Wise Training - Goodman, MS Weather Wise Training - Carthage, MS Weather Wise Training - Pearl, MS Weather Wise Training - Flora, MS Email 228-818-8842 © 2024 Website by Blue...