Jennifer DeBose

Figure 1. Fog over Bayou Heron. Photo by R. Lipscomb. We had quite a few foggy days in November. Roy took a beautiful photo of a quiet foggy morning at […]

October was a busy month for the NERR, as we prepared for and hosted our bi-annual Research Symposium. The Symposium objectives included: (1) Share significant research conducted in the Grand

Whereas we had a little rain in early August, September has been pretty dry to the point of moderate drought conditions (Figure 1; see www.drought.gov for more info). The blue

Watch out everyone! There is a log in the way in Bayou Cumbest! There is a submerged log located at 30.3881, -88.4476. We tied a buoy to it, hoping to

It’s definitely heating up in the Bayous – both in the air and in the water! In July, in Crooked Bayou, air temperature reached 32.2 C (90 F) and water

It’s definitely hot out there! Though we started out the month with a low of 69 F (20.5 C), we ended the month with a low of 76 F (24.4

Soooo much happened at the NERR this last month! This month, like in April, we found plankton blooming in our SWMP Monitoring, which is normal for this time of year.

This past month the SWMP team installed the Systea WIZ in situ phosphorus analyzer in Bangs Bayou! But then, it stopped working … so, back to the lab and troubleshooting!

March was a month full of equipment – troubleshooting, installation, and maintenance! And bugs…. Our team installed the equipment to house a phosphorous auto-analyzer in Bangs Bayou, which, once fully

Here at the NERR, our SWMP (System-Wide Monitoring Program) team goes out every month to collect water samples and keep the instruments (sondes) that collect continuous water quality measurements going