MSU_MarineFisheriesEcology

We are the Marine Fisheries Ecology group at Mississippi State University.

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ATTENTION ANGLERS: This summer, YOU can earn BIG rewards for recapturing tagged red snapper! Watch this video for more information: https://t.co/NGDPeoz6gc
For more information about the Great Red Snapper Count, visit https://t.co/8CC2h5EaGK https://t.co/NGDPeoz6gc

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Where do fish travel, and how can we document their paths? Read all about our tagging research in the Spring Gulf Coast Fisherman Newsletter, available online today! Interested in receiving a newsletter each... https://t.co/EvoLPRvYYW

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For our up and coming shark researchers out there, be sure to check out this fantastic opportunity for a two-week intensive field course in New Hampshire focused on shark-related biology, physiology,... https://t.co/T6oWmkKd4I

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Tomorrow is the final day to apply for our 2019 internship! Don't let this jawesome 🦈 opportunity swim by! 🐟

Apply here: https://t.co/wKim4CsPvU

Application open until 11:59pm (CT) tomorrow.
Questions? Email us at... https://t.co/wKim4CsPvU

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‼️Only one week left to apply for our 2019 internship‼️

Be sure to share this far and wide to all recent graduates interested in working with the Marine Fisheries Ecology Lab 🦈🐟 We tell excellent jokes! 😉😂😎

Don't forget to apply using... https://t.co/xfsxZA04Ms

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‼️‼️ Don't forget! Less than one month left ⏱to apply for our 2019 Marine Fisheries Ecology Lab Internship! 🦈🎣🐟

In case you missed it, apply using this link: https://t.co/xfsxZA04Ms

Deadline to apply is 11:59pm on... https://t.co/xfsxZA04Ms

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Do YOU have ideas 💡 and opinions 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️ about red snapper management? We need YOUR 👉 help! A team of scientists is working to develop a Decision Support Tool 🛠 for Gulf of Mexico red snapper management. ALL... https://t.co/5nSJQEq8rT

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🦈🦈🦈 Applications are now open to apply for our 2019 marine fisheries ecology internship! 🦈🦈🦈🦈

Please apply using this link:
https://t.co/xfsxZA04Ms

Application deadline is February 1st. https://t.co/xfsxZA04Ms

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Hi everyone! Check out the show "Artistic Roots" today (December 16th) on Alabama Public Television. "Artistic Roots" is an APTV / PBS educational series tailored toward middle and high school... https://t.co/iDsYEMdoSI

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Marine debris: What is it, where does it come from, and how can we prevent it? For more information, check out the December issue of the Gulf Coast Fisherman! https://t.co/wTkb58kZE4

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Thank you for supporting MSU Marine Fisheries Ecology by following our Facebook page! We value the opportunity to connect with you. As 2018 draws to a close, we’d appreciate your honest critique of our... https://t.co/dEdTaIu5Ph

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This week, we attended the 2018 Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Bays and Bayous Symposium in Mobile, AL! We proudly presented 5 talks and 2 posters about our research and extension projects (swipe left for... https://t.co/Pu4B9nLx2I

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THE GREAT RED SNAPPER COUNT: Watch this video to learn about another method scientists are using to count red snapper across the U.S. Gulf of Mexico: https://t.co/5BLtRfyhHI
For more information, subscribe to our YouTube channel and visit the... https://t.co/5BLtRfyhHI

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THANK YOU to our 2018 interns! Katya (left) and Kathleen (center) are pictured here with Extension Program Associate Emily and several blacktip sharks. Katya and Kathleen contributed an… https://t.co/haINAGX9WB

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THANK YOU to our 2018 interns! Katya (left) and Kathleen (center) are pictured here with Extension Program Associate Emily and several blacktip sharks. Katya and Kathleen contributed an… https://t.co/bosGvVmKpG

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During bottom longline sampling last week, we managed to "catch" a tag from the seafloor - and incredibly enough, it was actually one of our old tags! In 2015, we tagged a blacktop shark… https://t.co/ckm4VUbQhj

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During bottom longline sampling last week, we managed to "catch" a tag from the seafloor - and incredibly enough, it was actually one of our old tags! In 2015, we tagged a blacktop shark… https://t.co/EXwKiO2EYe

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Fish feel stress, too! In this month's issue of the Gulf Coast Fisherman, we highlight two environmental disturbances that can stress fish populations: harmful algal blooms (HABs) and oil spills. https://t.co/0fRCsYBAgm

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🐟🎣Happy TARPON TUESDAY!!!🎣🐟 We need your help! During the month of September, all ten tarpon have shed their tags. Satellite tags often shed due to entanglement with submerged vegetation, shark predation,... https://t.co/DlQO509Jjc