News

30 Jan 2025

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by Len Hayward

Rare Corals Find New Home at Harte Research Institute After Time at Texas State Aquarium, Advancing Gulf Conservation and Research

Operation Coral Rescue featured on Around Texas with Chancellor John Sharp

19 Dec 2024

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from Texas A&M University

Around Texas with Chancellor John Sharp - Operation Coral Rescue

Dr. Bahr working on coral reef in Tahiti

18 Dec 2024

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by Len Hayward

Dr. Keisha Bahr Collaborates on Development of Coral Health Card to Protect French Polynesia’s Vital Reefs

18 Sep 2024

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by Len Hayward

Operation Coral Rescue: Corals Embark on Whirlwind Journey from Florida’s Atlantic Coast to New Home on Texas’ Gulf Coast

Dr. Bahr snorkeling over coral reef in Fiji

26 Aug 2024

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by Len Hayward

Dr. Keisha Bahr Leads Transformative Coral Research Voyage in Fiji: A Blend of Science, Education and Cultural Exchange

30 May 2024

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from Coral Reef and Ocean Health

Harte Research Institute Announces Dr. Keisha Bahr as Chair for Coral Reef and Ocean Health

10 May 2024

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from Community Resilience

HRI Community Resilience Group Addresses How Human and Environmental Issues are Intertwined

26 Mar 2024

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from Community Resilience

NASGRP to Support HRI Collaborative Project Examining Nueces County Public Health Data Systems

06 Dec 2023

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from Community Resilience

GeoRED Mapping Tool Now Available for Public Use

13 Jul 2023

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from Texas General Land Office

HRI Team's GeoRED Website Featured in TGLO Newsletter

Gulf Stream Podcast Episode 5 "Snotty Rocks"

24 Feb 2023

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from Institutional Initiatives

The Gulf Stream Podcast - Snotty Rocks

19 Oct 2022

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from Institutional Initiatives

Harte Research Institute Announces New Appointments to HRI Fellows Program

19 Oct 2021

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from Community Resilience

HRI Researchers Tackle the Human Impacts on Water Resources in Three New Projects

06 Oct 2021

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from KRIS 6 News

Steady demand for coastal real estate despite flood risks

29 Sep 2020

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from Community Resilience

New Web Tool Helps Communities Learn the Economic ‘Value’ of Their Environment

15 Sep 2020

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from Community Resilience

Harte Research Institute and Meadows Center Establish Joint Program for Environmental Water Economics

29 Jul 2020

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from Community Resilience

HRI, A&M-Corpus Christi, and Coastal Bend COG Partner to Build Community Resilience

29 Apr 2020

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from Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System

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Rare Corals Find New Home at Harte Research Institute After Time at Texas State Aquarium, Advancing Gulf Conservation and Research

Around Texas with Chancellor John Sharp - Operation Coral Rescue

Dr. Keisha Bahr Collaborates on Development of Coral Health Card to Protect French Polynesia’s Vital Reefs

Operation Coral Rescue: Corals Embark on Whirlwind Journey from Florida’s Atlantic Coast to New Home on Texas’ Gulf Coast

Dr. Keisha Bahr Leads Transformative Coral Research Voyage in Fiji: A Blend of Science, Education and Cultural Exchange

Harte Research Institute Announces Dr. Keisha Bahr as Chair for Coral Reef and Ocean Health

HRI Community Resilience Group Addresses How Human and Environmental Issues are Intertwined

NASGRP to Support HRI Collaborative Project Examining Nueces County Public Health Data Systems

GeoRED Mapping Tool Now Available for Public Use

HRI Team's GeoRED Website Featured in TGLO Newsletter

The Gulf Stream Podcast - Snotty Rocks

Harte Research Institute Announces New Appointments to HRI Fellows Program

HRI Researchers Tackle the Human Impacts on Water Resources in Three New Projects

Steady demand for coastal real estate despite flood risks

New Web Tool Helps Communities Learn the Economic ‘Value’ of Their Environment

Harte Research Institute and Meadows Center Establish Joint Program for Environmental Water Economics

HRI, A&M-Corpus Christi, and Coastal Bend COG Partner to Build Community Resilience

GCOOS, NCCOS Award $556K for New Studies to Uncover the Costs of Florida’s Red Tide