21 Feb 2025 Category External Source from Corpus Christi Caller-Times Where Should Oyster Reefs be Restored in Mission-Aransas Estuary? Here's How to Give Input
08 Jan 2025 Category Post by Len Hayward Exploring the Flow: New Book Highlights Freshwater Inflows into Bays and Estuaries
10 Sep 2024 Category Post by Len Hayward TAMU-CC, HRI and CCME-II: The Power of Collaboration and Hands-on Experience
20 May 2024 Category Press Release from HydroEcology Dr. Paul Montagna Named Director of Texas OneGulf Center of Excellence
14 May 2024 Category Post by Rosalie Rossi, M.S. GRIIDC Launches Website Making Gulf of Mexico Data More Accessible to Researchers and the Public
05 Dec 2023 Category External Source from Estuaries and Coasts Estuaries and Coasts - Special Issue - Low Inflow Estuaries
21 Jul 2022 Category Post from Geospatial Sciences The Gulf Research Program of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Provides Research Funding for GulfCORES
16 Jun 2022 Category Post from HydroEcology Former HRI Doctoral Student and Post-Doctoral Researcher Name New Copepod Species after HRI Mentors
30 Oct 2021 Category External Source from Victoria Advocate Environmental advocates, fishermen call for new federal review of ship channel expansion
12 Aug 2021 Category Press Release from Geospatial Sciences Mexican Geosciences Researcher Dr. Abigail Uribe-Martínez comes to HRI on Furgason Fellowship
26 Jul 2021 Category External Source from HydroEcology Dr. Paul Montagna Internationally Ranked Among Top Scientists for Research Citations
29 Jun 2021 Category External Source from KIII 3 News Coastal sinking, caving explained by researchers at Texas A&M Corpus Christi
11 May 2021 Category External Source from Texas Water Resources Institute Meet a Scientist: Paul Montagna
14 Apr 2021 Category Press Release from Center for Sportfish Science and Conservation TAMU-CC Researchers Secure $1.6 million for Matagorda Bay Mitigation Projects
02 Feb 2021 Category Post from HydroEcology World Wetlands Day: New HRI HydroEcology Lab Using Decades of Research to Keep Texas Wetlands Healthy
06 Oct 2020 Category External Source from Texas Water Resources Institute Land use and climate changes are throwing estuaries off balance