The University of Texas at Austin

Marine Science Institute

• About the Institute
• Mission-Aransas NERR
  • Site Profile
  • Mission-Aransas NERR Announcements Archive
    • NERR Newsletter
    • Showcase Presentation on the Results of the Ecosystem Based Management Tools Project
  • About
    • FAQ's
    • Reserve Advisory Board
    • Pre-designation Documents
    • Designation Ceremony
    • Staff Contacts
  • Research and Monitoring
    • Research Goals of the NERRs
    • NERR Policies and Priorities
    • Hyperspectral Imaging Project
    • System-Wide Monitoring Program
    • Biological Monitoring Program
    • Timeline
    • Mapping Habitats by Land, Sea, and Air
    • New Instrument Monitors Texas Bays for Dangerous Algae Blooms
  • Education and Outreach
    • Education Advisory Committee
    • National Estuaries Day Clean-up Event
    • Wetland Education Center
    • Get Involved in National Estuaries Day
    • Outreach via Media
    • Showcase Presentation on the Results of the Ecosystem Based Management Tools Project
  • Stewardship
    • Demographic Characterization
    • Animal Rehabilitation Keep
    • Site Profile
    • Ecosystem Based Management Tools Project
    • Clean Up and Recycling Programs
    • EBM Tools Working Group
    • EBM Tools Working Groups
  • Coastal Training Program
    • CTP Calendar
    • Coastal Training Program Archive
• Mission Statement
• Letter from the Director
• Institute History
• Physical Facilities
  • MSI Housing
  • New Facility Construction
• Research Vessels
  • R/V Katy
  • Small Boat Fleet
• MSI Library
• Support MSI
  • Marine Science Advisory Council
  • Ways to Support
  • Our Honored Benefactors
• Contact Us
• E-Newsletters
  • E-Newsletters
    • E-News from the Marine Science Institute
    • Red Fish Spawning: The Importance to Our Economic & Environmental Future
    • Off to a Great Start in 2011-2012
    • The Dead Zone: A Growing Concern for the Texas Coast

Support MSI

The University of Texas Marine Science Institute is "A resource for Texas, A resource for the world."

Giving to the Institute is an investment in the future for the Texas Gulf Coast, global oceans, and the sea life that inhabits those waters. Your gifts help us achieve our important goals in research, education, and public outreach.  Every gift matters, no matter its size, and there are many ways to contribute.   

Endowments
Planned Gifts
Matching Gifts
Individual Gifts
In-Kind Gifts

Online Giving
Giving by Mail

We look forward to having your participation and support!

Georgia Neblett
Director of Development
(361) 749-6839 - office
(361) 877-3307 - mobile
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750 Channel View Drive
Port Aransas, Texas  78373