Ecology of salt panne habitats in Juncus roemerianus salt marshes of the...
We are studying the salt pannes to determine the ecological importance of these rare habitats.
View ArticleWinter Ecology of Marshbirds in Coastal Mississippi:
We initiated surveys in November 2003 to determine the abundance, distribution, and habitat use of winter marsh birds.
View ArticleEcology of Winter Shorebirds of the Grand Bay NERR:
As a first step in understanding the importance of the Grand Bay NERR to these coastal birds, we began a study of the foraging ecology os shorebirds using an extensive sandy over-wash area of the Grand...
View ArticleDevelopment of a Decision-Support Tool to Assess the Risk of Habitat...
Development of a Decision-Support Tool to Assess the Risk of Habitat Degradation Following Watershed Land Use Changes.
View ArticleAtmospheric Mercury Monitoring
Together, both stations help to measure the amount of mercury that is coming out of the atmosphere and getting into the water.
View ArticleBaseline Moth Community Assessment
This survey helps to create a baseline for future research endeavors in the Grand Bay NERR/NWR vicinity associated with moths. Currently, a transect is walked three to four mornings a week beneath...
View ArticleResearcher wins award for work at Reserve
Adam Chupp, a Ph.D. candidate at Southern Illinois University, won 2nd place for best student presentation at the Annual Southern Forest Insect Work Conference in New Orleans, LA a few weeks ago.
View ArticleMarsh monitoring at the Reserve
The NERRs Sentinel Site Program is a system wide effort to understand the effects of changing water levels and tidal dynamics on the composition and distribution of marsh plant communities. Changes in...
View ArticleResearcher wins award for work at Reserve
Adam Chupp, a Ph.D. candidate at Southern Illinois University, won 2nd place for best student presentation at the Annual Southern Forest Insect Work Conference in New Orleans, LA a few weeks ago.
View ArticleMarsh monitoring at the Reserve
The NERRs Sentinel Site Program is a system wide effort to understand the effects of changing water levels and tidal dynamics on the composition and distribution of marsh plant communities. Changes in...
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