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Atmospheric Mercury Deposition near Mobile Bay

The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) and the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program (MBNEP) have begun the state’s first program to measure pollution deposited through rainwater in Mobile and Baldwin counties. Samples taken from the monitoring stations will be ...

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Project not complete
Study Site
Mobile Bay

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Bayou Lafourche Initiative

The Bayou Lafourche Watershed is located in south central Louisiana between the Barataria and Terrebonne basins. Bayou Lafourche flows through Ascension, Assumption and Lafourche Parishes emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. It is the source for drinking water to over ...

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Project not complete
Study Site
Bayou Lafourche

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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 ...

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Project not complete
Study Site
Atlantic Ocean

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Caernarvon Freshwater Diversion Project

The project diverts fresh water, nutrients and sediments from the Mississippi River to coastal bays and marshes in Breton Sound for fish and wildlife enhancement. Benefits include restoration of former ecological conditions by controlling salinity and supplementing nutrients and sediments ...

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Project not complete
Study Site
Mississippi River Delta

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Catchment to Reef Research Group

The Catchment to Reef Processes Research Group is one of Australia’s leading research groups in the study of environmental issues along the ‘catchment to reef continuum’, from the headwaters of the GBR catchments to the outer reef. Research undertaken by ...

Organization Type
Marine Research Center or Laboratory

Organization

Center for Coastal Fisheries and Habitat Research

The Center is organized into three National Ocean Service (NOS) teams and three National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) teams conducting research on coastal and estuarine ecology, fishery productivity and protected species conservation. Ecological research is directed at five types of ...

Organization Type
Marine Research Center or Laboratory

Organization

Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation

The University of West Florida received legislative authorization and special funding to create the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation (CEDB) in 1990. The CEDB is staffed by faculty with backgrounds in microbial genetics, microbial biogeochemistry and bioremediation, protozoology, marine ...

Organization Type
Research Center or Laboratory

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Characterization of Algal-Invertebrate Mats at CMI Study Platforms: Developing Survey Design and Quality Assurance for Artificial Substrate Studies

Algal-invertebrate mats are communities of epibiota and biofouling organisms that are sessile and mobile and dwell on hard substrate. In the Gulf of Mexico, oil and gas platforms introduce hard substrate into a region dominated by soft bottoms. This artificial ...

Project Status
Project complete
Study Site
Gulf of Mexico

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Charlotte Harbor Initiative

Mote Marine Laboratory is undertaking a coordinated, multi-disciplinary study to determine the ecological health of Charlotte Harbor, southwestern Florida. The study builds on Mote's history of pioneering research in the Harbor, present expertise in specific research areas, and access to ...

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Project not complete
Study Site
Charlotte Harbor

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Community Composition of Epibenthic and Infaunal Invertebrates of Newly Planted Seagrass Beds

Seagrass habitat is essential for the early life history of commercially important marine species, providing refugia, nutrients and protection from severe hydrological mechanisms. Epibenthic and infaunal organisms inhabiting seagrass beds represent an important food source for the larvae and juveniles ...

Project Status
Project not complete
Study Site
Galveston Bay

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