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A Survey of the Relationship of the Australian Spotted Jellyfish, Phyllorhiza punctata, and OCS Platforms

While jellyfish populations in the Gulf of Mexico have been increasing for over a decade, unusually large numbers of adult jellyfish were present in the northern Gulf of Mexico during the late summer of 2000. The native jellies, such as ...

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Project complete
Study Site
Gulf of Mexico

Project

Arroyo Colorado (Nonpoint Source Pollution Prevention Project)

The Arroyo Colorado is one of the more complex watercourses in Texas. From its headwaters to its mouth, it has been extensively modified by the activities of man, which is reflected in both its hydrology and water quality. Watershed activities ...

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Project not complete
Study Site
Arroyo Colorado

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Bacterial Demethylation of Methylmercury in the South Florida Ecosystem

The objective of this research is to provide ecosystem managers with methylmercury degradation rate data from a number of study sites that represent a diversity of hydrologic and nutrient regimes common to the Everglades. Further, our focus is on better ...

Project Status
Project complete
Study Site
Atlantic Ocean

Geological Feature

Bahía de la Habana

From: Alcolado, Claro-Madruga and Estrada, 2000; Brittanica, 2004; C. Agular et al, 2003 The Havana Bay is located in the city of La Habana in the province of La Havana. It is a deep-sea bay with a sheltered harbor, which ...

Geological Feature Type
Bay

Geological Feature

Bahía Honda

From: Quirolo, 1998 Bahia Honda is approximately 35 miles west of Havana and is the first bay that cruising boats traveling west from Havana are allowed to enter. Navigational charts and cruising guides describe shallows as reefs, which can be ...

Geological Feature Type
Bay

Person

Bhanu Paudel

Ph.D. student in Dr. Paul Montagna's Ecosystem and Modeling Lab, at Harte Research Institute Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Research Interests I am interested in sediment and nutrient transport from the watershed to the estuaries with focus on biogeochemistry in the ...

Organizations
Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies
Job Title
Ph.D. Student

Project

Biogeochemical Indicators to Evaluate Phosphorus Loading Impacts in the Everglades

The overall objective of the proposed research is to quantify the key microbial processes regulating mineralization and bioavailability of carbon and soil nutrients in Everglades soils. The experimental approach proposed in this research will provide predictive capability on the influence ...

Project Status
Project not complete
Study Site
Atlantic Ocean

Geological Feature

Cayo Coco

From: Linton et al., 2002 Coco Cay is located in the Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago off the North coast of the province of Havana, close to the City of Havana. In 2002, the Status of Coral Reefs of the World study revealed ...

Geological Feature Type
Island

Organization

Coastal America

Coastal America is a unique partnership of federal agencies, state and local governments, and private organizations. The partners work together to protect, preserve and restore our nation's coasts. The challenge is to meld the capabilities and expertise of all the ...

Organization Type
Policy or Management

Project

Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard Version III

Executive Summary

Coastal and marine planners and managers are faced with a complex environment in which to make difficult decisions about habitat conservation and resource management. Given this complexity and recognizing the vastness of the marine environment for which the ...

Project Status
Project not complete
Study Site
Gulf of Mexico

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