Gulf of Mexico Coastal Training

Water Quality for Healthy Beaches & Seafood

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Water sustains life, and its condition in the Gulf of Mexico affects the health of both human and natural communities in the region. The quality of water in the Gulf of Mexico also directly affects the economies of the five Gulf States. Clean, healthy water breeds productive natural resources and thriving ecosystems. The Gulf ofMexico Alliance is focusing on four water quality priorities to ensure healthy beaches and safe seafood in coastal areas: Pathogens, Harmful Algal Blooms, Mercury in Seafood, and Monitoring.

Gulf of Mexico Coastal Training Water Quality for Healthy Beaches and Seafood workshops address this priority issue.

Upcoming Workshops

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Breaking Through Barriers (AL)
7/16/2013
Alabama's Delta Resource Center - 30945 Five Rivers Blvd., Spanish Fort, AL 36527
$0.00

Breaking Through Barriers (MS)
7/24/2013
USM Gulf Coast Campus - 730 East Beach Blvd, Long Beach, MS 39560
$0.00

Past Workshops

Saltwater Intrusion and Coastal Aquifer Vulnerability
5/29/2012
Weeks Bay Reserve
$0.00

Translating Science For Communities: Words That Work
7/27/2011
Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve, 108 Island Drive, Eastpoint, FL 32328
$15.00

Water Words That Work
6/28/2011
University of Texas Marine Science Institute, 750 Channel View Drive, Port Aransas, TX
$20.00

Wetlands and Water Quality: Regulating Construction Impacts in Coastal Areas
8/4/2009 - 8/6/2009
Gautier, MS; Diamondhead, MS; Long Beach, MS

Introduction to ArcGIS
7/23/2009 - 7/24/2009
Corpus Christi, TX

Priority issues

Water Quality for Healthy Beaches & Seafood

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