The first marine research facility on the Texas coast continues to change our understanding of the world's oceans and coasts and educate a global population dependent on the ocean ecosystem.
Information
- Location:
- Port Aransas, TX, 78373
- Phone:
- 361-749-6711
- Mon - Fri:
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Social RSS
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Nile Fishery
21 Nov 2009, 11:00 pm |
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Megalodon
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Cape Canaveral
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Events
2 past eventsSee All
- National Estuaries Day
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Saturday, September 26 at 8:00am - Jetty Clean-up
meet at Wetlands Education Center A...
Wednesday, September 2 at 5:00pm
University of Texas Marine Science Institute Peter Thomas' work on the effects of Gulf of Mexico "dead zone" on fish populations continues with a new $2 million grant. He'll be collaborating with scientists at Louisiana State University, Florida State University, and Rutgers University. Check out the news release.
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College of Natural Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas Marine Science Institute Hey everyone, you can watch the construction of our new building as a time-lapse video. One picture each day. I'll try to update it every week. Have a look!
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University of Texas Marine Science Institute Check out the latest e-newsletter from MSI. It features Peter Thomas' work on the the effects of low oxygen levels on fish reproduction.
www.utmsi.utexas.edu
The “Dead Zone” is a large area off the coast of Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico that is relatively lifeless. The water is very low in oxygen — a condition called hypoxia — and is the result of natural and agricultural run-off from the Mississippi River. ...
University of Texas Marine Science Institute Research by Charlie Foster, Tony Amos, and Lee Fuiman, marking the decline in bird populations on Mustang Island over three decades, is featured on the Conservation Maven website.
Conservation Maven - Research, Field News, Books, Funding, Discussion - Coastal birds decline as dev
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Conservation Maven profiles the latest groundbreaking research, field news, books, and funding in conservation, ecology, restoration, wildlife, wetlands, fisheries and more
University of Texas Marine Science Institute Lee Fuiman and Eddie Farrell conduct research on Weddell seal behavior in Antarctica
6 new photos
University of Texas Marine Science Institute Our Science and the Sea program is featured on the College of Natural Sciences website for the month of October.
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College of Natural Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas Marine Science Institute Here's the Shape of Texas story about the Wetlands Education Center
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: TSA Handbook : Texas' Best Places : The Shape of Texas : CheckSet : TSA Annual Report : Submittals : Back Issues
Joan Holt Great facebook page!
University of Texas Marine Science Institute More news about MSI! An episode of "The Shape of Texas" about the MSI's Wetlands Education Center and aired Monday morning on KEDT (90.3 FM) and KVRT (90.7 FM) in Corpus Christi and Victoria. The same program will air again at 7:30 am on Thursday. The website for the program inidcates that the show airs in 10 markets ...around the state. We'll post a link to the audio when we get it.
University of Texas Marine Science Institute The Austin American-Statesman featured a story on Tony Amos' work on our beaches over the past 35 years. Check it out!
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Kelsee Taylor Hi! I'm Kelsee! I'm in the 8th grade and I'm thinking of becoming a marine biologist...any advice?
University of Texas Marine Science Institute Work has begun on our new building. Here is what the Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve Headquarters and MSI Expansion will look like.
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University of Texas Marine Science Institute Everyone, I've added our Science and the Sea weekly podcasts (SATSp) and monthly articles (SATSp) to this page. They appear in a box on the left and in a tab at the top. These feeds should update automatically when new feeds are published. Give them a try. I hope you like them.
University of Texas Marine Science Institute Hey gang, I just heard that the Program Director at KEYS radio (1440 AM - Corpus Christi) tried to replace our Science and the Sea program with another program and that there was such a lot of public outcry that he had to bring our program back. Now that's gratifying! The show airs daily at 7:29 am (drive time) on that station.
