Our Work

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Coastal Ecosystem Processes

Capturing the Signature of the COVID-19 Quarantine on Coastal Water Quality

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Fisheries & Ocean Health

Movement Patterns and Discard Mortality of Cobia in the Gulf of Mexico

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Coastal Ecosystem Processes

Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring and Assessment Plan for Texas Estuaries

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Socio-Economics

Mitchell L. Mathis Program for Environmental Water Economics

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Fisheries & Ocean Health

A Multi-Disciplinary Ecosystem Assessment of West Matagorda Bay

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Institutional Initiatives

Book Series with TAMU Press

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Institutional Initiatives

A multi-national approach for the standardization of data and reporting in long-term monitoring programs across the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico Large Marine Ecosystems

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Coastal Conservation & Restoration

Restoring Serpulid Reef Habitat in Baffin Bay

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Coastal Ecosystem Processes

Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Program in Baffin Bay

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Fisheries & Ocean Health

iSnapper for the Private Sector

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Geospatial Sciences

Informing the Loop Current Campaign

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Marine Resource Development

Evaluation of Oyster Aquaculture for Stabilization of the Texas Oyster Industry

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Marine Resource Development

Oyster Resource and Recovery Center

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Marine Resource Development

Evaluation of Oyster Aquaculture as a New Texas Coastal Industry

Oyster Conservation

A Harte Collaboration

Fishing pressures and natural and manmade disasters have taken a significant toll on oyster reef habitat in the Gulf of Mexico, but new opportunities in aquaculture and restoration can get these habitats back.

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Institutional Initiatives

Indicators and Assessment Framework for Ecological Health and Ecosystem Services

Gulf of Mexico Report Card

A Harte Collaboration

People often ask, "How healthy is the Gulf of Mexico?" HRI is developing a scientifically-based tool to judge the health of the Gulf of Mexico and the success — or failure — of any planned restoration.

Trinational Initiative with Mexico and Cuba

A Harte Collaboration

The Gulf of Mexico spans borders, and so do its conservation issues. HRI believes in fostering international relationships between Gulf researchers to promote better science and policy.

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Institutional Initiatives

Student Workshops on International Coastal and Marine Management (SWIMM)

Tracking Sharks in the Gulf of Mexico

A Harte Collaboration

Our shark tagging collaboration generates much needed data about the lives of sharks in the Gulf of Mexico using state-of-the-art tagging and tracking techniques.