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Illegal fishing vessel with US Coast Guard

04 Dec 2024

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from Houston Chronicle

Illegal Fishing Cripples Texas' Snapper Season, Boosting Mexican Cartels

03 Oct 2024

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from Associated Universities, Inc.

New Interactive Audio-Course with OCEAN Kids on Nurdles in Development

Aerial image of nesting waterbirds in Texas bay

28 Aug 2024

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from KIII 3 News

Birds of a Weather: Observing Re-nesting After Storms

03 Jul 2024

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from KRIS 6 News

Harte Research Institute at TAMU-CC Launches Free Oyster Farming Training Program

07 May 2024

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from KIII 3 News

Rice's Whale and Manatee Recently Spotted

01 Apr 2024

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from Corpus Christi Caller-Times

What to know about "beachcombing" — Jace Tunnell highlights strange beach finds

07 Mar 2024

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from The TODAY Show

Look, but don't touch: Blue dragons wash ashore in Texas

27 Nov 2023

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from Fox News

Eerie 'witch bottles' found along Gulf of Mexico

31 May 2023

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from The Bend Magazine

Exploring the Depths

aerial image of the Harte Research Institute at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

21 Jan 2023

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from KIII 3 News

TAMU-CC chosen to participate in $12.7 million Gulf Scholars Program

03 Oct 2022

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from San Antonio Express-News

As Sea Rises and Gulf Islands Erode, Birds Might Wave Goodbye

18 May 2022

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from TAMU-CC

College of Business Outstanding Islander Graduate Emma Morrow Has Bright Future in Marketing

21 Apr 2022

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from Gulf of Mexico Alliance

Coastal Experts Get Chance to Explore new Gulf-wide Research Tools and Information

12 Oct 2021

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from Stateline

Drought-Stricken Western Towns Say No to Developers

06 Oct 2021

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from GCOOS

Crucial Ocean Infrastructure for the 21st Century and Beyond

23 Aug 2021

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from Patagonia

This marine sanctuary in the Gulf of Mexico is one of many biodiversity hotspots in the US that need more federal protection

20 May 2021

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from KRIS 6 News

Residents concerned after Green Lake Dam collapse

06 May 2021

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from NOAA Marine Debris Program

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This marine sanctuary in the Gulf of Mexico is one of many biodiversity hotspots in the US that need more federal protection

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