Understanding oyster habitat changes
Working with our partners at Freese and Nichols, we are establishing historic oyster habitat and identifying data gaps in Louisiana and Texas.
Introducing our fall interns
In an effort to encourage students to further explore coastal management opportunities, we are supporting several interns this fall.
Microplastics in ducks?
That’s what researchers are trying to find out
Texas partners support stewardship of shorebird nesting islands
Huge thanks to Valero for making this project possible through our Gulf Star Program.
The Lens NOLA: Louisiana farmer nutrient reduction & hypoxia monitoring projects
“At the mouth of the Mississippi, Louisiana bears the burden of upstream runoff. Why doesn’t it push for solutions?”
Hypoxia zone east of the Mississippi River is 2,455 square miles
This project is supported by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Corpus Christi workshop strengthens community resilience
Over 20 participants, including representatives from city planning, public works, and local utilities, attended.
What do dolphin interactions and marine debris have in common?
Sixteen volunteers recently completed two days of intensive training focused on documenting dolphin behavior and educating the public on marine debris.
Investigating microplastics in the Gulf of Mexico
This project is supported by CITGO through our Gulf Star Program. v
Community leaders plan a resilient future using CHARM tool
This project will also include a guide to help communities plan with resilience in mind.