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- A Fountain of Memories: Preserving the Legacy of Pascagoula’s La Font Inn
- TrueCare Brought NBA Experience to Jackson Youth With Free Basketball Camp Featuring Erick Dampier Sr.
- Keeping the Family Story: Protecting Heirlooms From Mississippi Humidity
- Feed Four, Give 40: Mississippi’s Extra Table Introduces a Meal That Gives Back
- Pass Christian Sets Stage for Arts Center
Browsing: Environment
Mississippi is “Nature’s Playground” and it’s home to some of the best-kept secrets in ecotourism.
“Especially as adults, we are spending so much time on phones or computers and it is really important to have screen-free time. Kids and parents don’t spend a lot of time outdoors, meaning we don’t get to use our senses to explore. Now we feel like the world has changed, and we can’t let kids out of our site, but this is such an amazing place to grow up because there’s so many different habitats and it is always changing.”
DID YOU KNOW? There were only 35 Mississippi Sandhill Cranes in the 1970s. How many are there now? Find out in the story.
Congratulations to the winners in each division!
“Mr. Rick is an amazing educator. He has worked for many years dedicated to teaching the next generation about the habitats of the Grand Bay NERR, watersheds and water quality, and environmental stewardship. Mr. Rick has taught thousands of students in his years as a teacher, and inspired many young minds to think scientifically, and to care about their local community and habitats. We often have students tell us how they want to grow up to be educators because of Mr. Rick.”
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The Mississippi Gulf Coast is filled with unique ecosystems provided by its estuaries. Estuaries are usually found where rivers meet…
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The Pascagoula River Audubon Center will offer programs for students during spring break.
March means the return of Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds, so find out how to bring them to your yard.
