What did you do last summer?
While summer here at the NERRA “office” was great, we’re more than a little jealous of the Rookery Bay Research Reserve’s education team, who logged a six day road trip to three other Reserves along the Gulf of Mexico.
While summer here at the NERRA “office” was great, we’re more than a little jealous of the Rookery Bay Research Reserve’s education team, who logged a six day road trip to three other Reserves along the Gulf of Mexico.
Zoë Shribman is mad about mangroves, so when she heard about an opportunity to work with the Rookery Bay Reserve on the Mangrove Coast Collaborative, she jumped at the opportunity.
Please join NERRA in welcoming Rookery Bay’s new Research Coordinator, Jay Black, to the family!
National Estuarine Research Reserves are a positive influence on local economies, according to a new study which calculated the direct and indirect economic contribution of Reserves in Florida, Oregon, and New Hampshire.
Join NERRA president Keith Laakkonen in collaboration with other NOAA partners on Tuesday, April 8th from 2:00-2:30 EST for a virtual briefing on collaborative frameworks for coastal resilience.
Rookery Bay Reserve’s eco-tour program is #1 for best kayak tours in the nation from USA Today. These award-winning tours are put together in partnership between the Friends of Rookery Bay and Rising Tide Explorers.