News

22 May 2025

Press Release

by Len Hayward

“Not Just Seaweed”: HRI Launches Video Series, Social Media Posts Highlighting the Science and Ecology of Sargassum

14 Apr 2025

External Source

from KRIS 6 News

Some Unlucky Ducks: Ducks and Other Waterbird Populations are on the Decline

Nurdle Patrol has more than 11,000 volunteers around the world, and conducting surveys in more than 30 countries.

26 Mar 2025

Press Release

by Len Hayward

Nurdle Patrol Funding Extended as Partnership with Texas A&M-CC, HRI Finalized

24 Jan 2025

Post

from Coastal Environmental Awareness

An Ocean Not So Far Away - Message in a Bottle Reaffirms a Small World

Dr. Gawlik stands with Dr. Greg Stunz and Dr. Kelly M. Miller at endowment luncheon

11 Dec 2024

Press Release

by Len Hayward

James A. “Buddy” Davidson Charitable Foundation awards $1.5 million endowment to HRI, continuing legacy of conservation and research

Jace Tunnell on beach with marine debris

28 Oct 2024

External Source

from Texas Monthly

Jace Tunnell is the Beachcombing King of Texas

16 Oct 2024

Post

by Len Hayward

Sooty Terns Establish Small Nesting Colony in Corpus Christi Bay, Marking a Rare Texas Find

Lone Star Beachcombers podcast episode cover

03 Sep 2024

Multimedia

from Coastal Environmental Awareness

The Gulf Stream Podcast - "Lone Star Beachcombers" with Eric Ehrlich and Jace Tunnell

Aerial image of nesting waterbirds in Texas bay

28 Aug 2024

External Source

from KIII 3 News

Birds of a Weather: Observing Re-nesting After Storms

broken nest structures on bird island after Tropical Storm Alberto

27 Aug 2024

Press Release

by Len Hayward

Rapid Assessment Report Highlights Resiliency of Texas’ Coastal Waterbirds After Tropical Weather

Jace Tunnell with discarded fishing bobbers

23 May 2024

Post

from TAMU-CC Islander Magazine

Big Adventure

01 Apr 2024

External Source

from Corpus Christi Caller-Times

What to know about "beachcombing" — Jace Tunnell highlights strange beach finds

06 Mar 2024

Post

from Coastal Environmental Awareness

HRI’s “Beachcombing” Series is Going on the Air!

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Post

from Conservation & Biodiversity

Harte Research Institute Announces New Appointment to HRI Fellows Program

18 Oct 2023

Press Release

from Conservation & Biodiversity

NOAA Awards Over $3 Million in Funding for Harte Research Institute Collaborative Projects

09 Aug 2023

Press Release

from Institutional Initiatives

Jace Tunnell to Join HRI as New Director of Community Engagement

07 Mar 2023

Post

from Conservation & Biodiversity

Dr. Dale Gawlik Part of Federal Team Working to Recover Whooping Crane Population

01 Feb 2023

Post

from Coastal Environmental Awareness

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Harte Research Institute Announces New Appointment to HRI Fellows Program

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