Anthony is a PhD student studying sediment dynamics of Texas estuaries using satellites, field measurements, and modeling. Reisinger’s work focuses on understanding estuarine sedimentary processes and how they are changing from reductions in freshwater inflow.

Gulf of Mexico Program Director The Nature Conservancy As Director of The Nature Conservancy’s Gulf of Mexico Program, Cindy is working with Conservancy chapters and other partners from across the Gulf of Mexico to advocate for gulf wide restoration at ...

Research Interests Most students in my lab are engaged in the Marine Resource Assessment program and are collectively pursuing a diversity of methods that apply to living resource biology and management. The common thread is coastal fish and shellfish habitat ...

Dr. Juan Moya is a geoscientist that has worked in coastal projects and research in the Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and the Caribbean. He has academic and teaching experience at the National University of Mexico, University of ...

Director of the Vero Beach Marine Laboratory My principal research interests include the biology and aquaculture of marine species and marine ecology. In recent years, my laboratory has focused on developing aquaculture technology for marine microalgae as biofuel feedstock. As ...

Dr. Larry McKinney is the Director of the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies, at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Prior to working at HRI, he was the Director of Aquatic Resources with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Service ...

My research goal is to create and maintain a research program that addresses issues centered around nekton (fish and decapods) resource ecology and also successfully trains graduate students. My research interests are broadly focused on habitat-use in nekton, with particular ...

[This record is outdated; user not at this position/institution] Dr. Matthew Johnson is working in the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies (HRI) Ocean and Human Health Group under Endowed Associate Research Professor Dr. Greg Stunz. He joined ...