Elections create change, and change creates opportunities. And so it is with Election 2020, as the prospects of action on climate change and an end …

Oyster populations all around the US are at all time lows. This fact calls for serious measures to be put in place to help restore …

This is a report on some of the restoration subjects covered at MDEQ’s 2020 Coastal Restoration Summit which was held in a virtual “Zoom conference” …

The actions of Healthy Gulf members and supporters helped send a coral protection message to the Gulf Council. Your Action alert letters made a difference!

The controversial Yazoo Backwater Area pump project in the lower Mississippi Delta is again being advanced by the Army Corps of Engineers and the State …

Living in a city below sea level means living in a city often inundated with water and its effects. Stormwater incentive mechanisms are easy to …

This blog was written by Julia Lingelbach, Healthy Gulf’s Gulf Fish Forever intern.Deep sea coral is part of a group of organisms called benthos which …

Concerned about Climate Change? Help Healthy Gulf map land loss in the Gulf and protect vital wetlands at http://cartosco.pe/landloss.

Since we’re currently in the height of hurricane season, with Laura and Sally recently impacting large sections of the Gulf, I thought this would be …

Mississippi’s Gulf coast faces major environmental challenges – the devastation of the oyster industry from numerous disasters, most recently the opening of the Bonnet Carre …

In April 2010, a blowout of BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil well caused over 200 million gallons of oil to spill into the Gulf of Mexico…

Our society is the early stages of one of the greatest transitions in human history, as we move away from fossil fuels to a future …