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The Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve brings together scientists, landowners, policy-makers, and the public to ensure that coastal management decisions benefit flora and fauna, water quality, and people.
Fast Facts:
- We are the 3rd largest NERR at 186,189 acres
- The only NERR in Texas
- The only NERR west of the Mississippi in the Gulf of Mexico
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Events and News
- Registration now open for our Gulf Tree Workshop!
- Gulf Tree Workshop - Join us November 29, 2017!
- NEW venue and date for our upcoming workshop! Linking Science Communication to Municipal Planning for Resilience
- NEW venue and date for our upcoming workshop! Linking Science Communication to Municipal Planning for Resilience
- Workshop: Linking Science Communication to Municipal Planning for Resilience, September 27, 2017
- Conversations with Tony Amos Series Kicks Off
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Marine Debris Page
Learn more about marine debris research and impacts by clicking HERE.
Bay Education Center
Come visit us at the Bay Education Center!
Amos Rehabilitation Keep (ARK)
Check out the Amos Rehabilitation Keep (ARK)!
Mission-Aransas Twitter
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Thanks to the wonderful folks at the Audubon Outdoor Club for hosting us to talk about the Coastal Bend, birding, and archaeology. Outreach is a major part of what we do here and we love our community. t.co/MxHdbnfDqT
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Thanks to the Coastal E-Rotary Club, with members working all over the Gulf of Mexico on Coastal Issues, for inviting our Coastal Training Program Coordinator to discuss coastal resilience, Hurricane Harvey, and risk mitigation in the Gulf t.co/OLCNBmluFD
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Many of us here at Misson Aransas are so excited to be giving public talks this April at the Texas Surf Museum in Corpus Christi. Come check out our public outreach work! #TexasCoasts t.co/ssZ0Rrvxn2
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Have a read of @UTMSI’s first newsletter for 2018. Highlights: world’s loudest fish, impacts of floods and droughts on #Texas #estuaries, and the 545 rehabilitated cold stunned sea turtles here at The Reserve t.co/HlP7ztJO71
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Flagging invasive plants on reserve dunes for our much appreciated volunteers to come out and remove t.co/XTAUK9iqOn
