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Corpus Christi Bay is a low inflow estuary located on the south Texas coast that has a rapidly urbanizing watershed and is subject to near annual occurrence of Karenia brevis red tide blooms. Evidence presented here suggests that future changes in climate patterns, such as overall decreased precipitation and warmer temperatures, are likely to result in changes in both the frequency, timing and composition of phytoplankton blooms, and this study provides the basis for additional hypothesis-based studies to address these issues.

The Gulf of Mexico Conference emphasizes the intersection of science and management across the Gulf Coast region. It will include sessions on themes that are important to ecosystem and community resilience as well as restoration and natural resource management.  Registration and abstract submissions open now.