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Tracking tigers: A tiger shark tag recapture
Last September, during our standardized bottom longline survey, we encountered a male tiger shark about 60 miles south of Dauphin Island, Alabama....
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The COAST Resilience Institute offers new workshops for fall quarter
We are excited to announce the newest slate of workshop offerings for the Community Outreach and Strategic Training (COAST) Resilience Institute....
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Fieldwork to Framework: Taking teacher learning outside
This summer, I had the opportunity to work with teachers through a series of professional development workshops at The University of Southern...
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Aquaculture leadership academy application period now open
The Sea Grant Aquaculture Leadership was initiated in 2024 in response to the hiring of dozens of aquaculture professionals across the Sea Grant...
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Environmental Studies Center is buzzin' about nature
At the Environmental Studies Center, we are committed to educating our citizens and students about the importance of our pollinators and the perils...
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FISHES course moves online with option for boat excursion
In June of 2021, I wrote a blog post describing a new course called Fishermen Invested in Science, Healthy Ecosystems, and Sustainability, a.k.a....
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Microplastics research aims to improve current monitoring capabilities
Microplastics are an environmental issue of increasing concern. They’re in the water we drink, food we eat, air we breathe and virtually every body...
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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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