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Mississippi River Course to Correct to Atchafalaya According to LSU Professor
The Mississippi River is trying to change course into the its historic Atchafalaya Basin channel according to Dr. Jun Xu,
Gulf Organizations Join in Call for Gulf-Wide Seafood Specific Disaster Relief
As a result of record flooding in the central United States, the gates of the Morganza Spillway are set to
Brian Lacey, the Next Generation of Gulf Fishermen
Growing up in Sarasota near the historic fishing village of Cortez, Brian Lacey wasn’t born into a fishing family; it
Louisiana Seafood Board Grant Enables Researchers Comprehensive Examination of Seafood Supply Chain
A new study by the University of Louisiana Lafayette examining the people and industries on the frontlines of Gulf seafood
Texas Supreme Court Ruling Keeps Oysters Under State Control
A storm that brewed in Galveston Bay for the past four-years over the ownership of Texas oyster production rights has
Florida Maritime Museum Shares Gulf and Atlantic Fishing and Maritime Heritage
Founded by settlers from North Carolina in the 1880’s, Cortez is one of the last historic Gulf waterfronts with a
Aquaculture Braintrust Farms Clams in Florida’s Tampa Bay
In the midst of a Florida field beseeched with palmettos and pines, Two Docks Shellfish is not your typical Gulf
Florida’s Ed Chiles Joins Gulf Seafood Foundation Board
An internationally recognized leader in sustainability has joined the board of the Gulf Seafood Foundation. Florida’s Ed Chiles, founder of
The recent Blue Collards’ Barleybrine Oyster & Craft Beer Weekend rallied craft brewers, celebrity chefs and beer-loving foodies to help
Bivalve re-CLAM-ation Fights Florida Red Tide in Tampa Bay
Cleansing the waters of the Gulf of Mexico’s Tampa Bay using northern quahog clams to combat Florida Red Tide might
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