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Locavores, Meet Invasivores: Cooking and Eating In...

Invasive species are nothing new. Neither is eating them, as anyone who's eaten Cambodian water spinach -- much of it grown here in Houston -- will tell you. But bringing ...
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Russell Callender selected as the new director: An...

I am delighted to announce that Russell Callender, Ph.D., has accepted the position as director of the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS). Since August 2009, Dr. Callender has ...
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Flower Garden Banks Fish and Bottom-dwelling Commu...

To help the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary evaluate how well it protects its natural resources, scientists from the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science conducted a fish and ...
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New Manual for Lionfish Control Identifies Strateg...

The manual is available as a free download. Cover art by Richard Powell (NOAA). Recognizing the urgency to develop clear guidance on reducing the burgeoning lionfish population, NOAA's National Centers ...
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First Florida Brown Tide Algal Bloom in Indian Riv...

An ongoing NCCOS-funded investigation by Dr. Christopher Gobler at Stony Brook University has genetically identified the algal species Aureoumbra lagunensis as the culprit causing a brown tide bloom in east ...
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Submerged Aquatic Vegetation Monitoring Protocol D...

A recent assessment of submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV) monitoring programs revealed a globaldecline in the underwater plants' abundance even though they are recognized worldwide for their many important ecological functionssuch ...
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Mercury Levels in the Gulf of Mexico Quantified in...

On August 29, researchers at the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) published an analysis of NOAA Mussel Watch Program contaminant monitoring data for mercury and methylmercury levels and ...
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Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone Task Force Convenes to Di...

NOAA is actively participating in the 23rd meeting of the Mississippi River Gulf of Mexico Watershed Nutrient Task Force in Des Moines, Iowa, September 11, 2012. The Task Force provides ...
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Indian River Lagoon algae: Harmful algae devastate...

The lagoon that hugs much of Florida's east coast and has the richest array of marine plants, fish and wildlife in North America is under attack from the worst known ...
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Toxic Algae Maps Aid Galveston Fish Kill Response

A scientist will map the extent of ared tide bloom during the course of a hypoxia-mapping project cruise funded by the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science's Gulf of Mexico ...
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