Priority issues

Water Quality for Healthy Beaches & Seafood

Habitat Conservation & Restoration

Ecosystem Integration & Assessment

Reducing Nutrient Impacts to Coastal Ecosystems

Coastal Community Resilience

Environmental Education

 

 

Water Quality for Healthy Beaches & Seafood

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

See all Workshops Water Quality for Healthy Beaches & Seafood

Get the Grant! Funding Your Community Resiliency, Green Infrastructure or Coastal Restoration Project
10/21/2010
Coastal Research and Extension Center, Biloxi, MS
$0.00

Get The Grant! Funding Your Community Resiliency, Green Infrastructure or Coastal Restoration Project
11/4/2010
Tensaw Theater, 5 Rivers Delta Resource Center, Spanish Fort, Alabama
$0.00

Get The Grant! Insider Tips for Writing and Winning Community Resiliency, Green Infrastructure and Coastal Restoration Grants
11/3/2010
Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Moss Point, MS
$50.00

Get The Grant! Insider Tips for Writing and Winning Community Resiliency, Green Infrastructure and Coastal Restoration Grants
11/16/2010
Weeks Bay Resource Center, Fairhope, Alabama
$50.00