“Combining my coastal science background with the location and work being done at the Coastal Research Center was a no-brainer for me.” Discovering new ways to educate, Chenier leads a novel litter prevention program known as SWAPS—Sustainability With Awareness …

2023年10月16日 · With a last name that means “oak grove” in Cajun French, Keith Chenier fittingly boasts a love for the outdoors. Now, as a Mississippi State University Extension associate, he has turned his childhood pastime of woodland exploration and collegiate studies of coastal environments into a career focused on preserving natural resources.

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Amateur coastal scientist with a career interest in coastal ecology. Most of my work currently involves marine debris removal & litter reduction. But I do work with fish when I get...

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2023年5月4日 · To enhance extension and outreach efforts related to the promotion of living shorelines, we created a small-scale, hands-on wave tank that demonstrates the benefits of natural and living shorelines relative to hardened structures.

The Department offers a major in Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture designed to provide students with curricula that has foundation in biology, ecology, natural resources management, social sciences, mathematics, and other educational subjects needed by …

Biographical sketch I graduated from Nicholls State University in May '20 with a Bachelors of Biology with double concentrations in Marine & Environmental. I studied the migration of larval fish to newly constructed marsh terraces during my senior year of undergrad.

The Nicholls Farm, started in 2006, has since become a project to grow wildlife that is necessary for the protection of our coasts. Following my recent podcast with Quenton Fontenot, Professor and Head of Biological Sciences, I also got the chance to sit down with Keith Chenier.