New NOAA Restore Science Funding: Water Quality in the Mississippi Sound Estuary
See the latest National Academy of Sciences video entitled: “Restoring Coastal Wetlands” related with the marsh terracing project in coastal Louisiana leaded by Mississippi State University. Aug 2020.
See an NBC video on our work on water quality in Biscayne Bay Florida. Dec 2019.
We are working with the National Academies of Science, Ducks Unlimited, and Conoco Phillips to design marsh terrace sites throughout coastal Louisiana. The ultimate goal of the research is to develop best practices for design, engineering and construction of marsh terraces to help promote sustainable and productive ecosystems across the entire Gulf Coast region. Dec. 2018.
Here is a video clip from Momentum, the Mississippi State University News Station, on my lab’s research. Nov. 2018.
We have been funded by the National Academies of Science to look at how to design Marsh Terraces for sediment deposition. January 2018.
See a short video on our work with oysters in the Mississippi Sound. 2017.
National Fish and Wildlife Services Strategic Conservation Assessment to Guide Conservation in the Gulf of Mexico. 2017.
Collaboration with Partrac Inc. on sediment tracers in coastal environments
See a short video on sand transportation.
Our research has been featured on Mississippi State’s “Our People” article.
Our book is out: “Southern Africa systems: coupling humanity and environment in southern Africa” Link
Living with Thirst: people and wildlife in southern Africa’s variable climate
Watch a video that was a multi-disciplinary collaboration for Ecology’s millennium conference
Matanzas sea level rise project on the web and in the news
Research on sea-level rise in the Matanzas Basin, Florida
HydroEcology Lab 