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02 Mar 2023

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Prado del Mar Unveiling Celebrates Crutchfield Family’s Support of HRI

Dr. Greg Stunz of Port Aransas does some diving while conducting shark research in the Bahamas in 2020. Stunz recently was appointed interim director of the Harte Research Institute for Gulf of Mexico Studies at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Photo by Joe Romeiro

12 Oct 2022

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from Port Aransas South Jetty

Stunz named interim director of TAMU-CC’s Harte Institute

27 Jul 2022

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from KIII 3 News

Harte Research Institute Breaks Down Stigma Surrounding Shark Fishing

26 Jul 2022

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from San Antonio Express News

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Scholars will be Featured in 'Shark Week' Programming

26 Jul 2022

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from KZTV Action 10 News

Coastal Living TV - Learn About Sharks in the Coastal Bend

21 Jul 2022

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from Port Aransas South Jetty

‘Shark Week’ to Star Port A People, Waters

15 Jul 2022

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from Coastal Conservation Association

Doctor Snapper

15 Jul 2022

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from KRIS 6 News

Shark Week, Sharkfest to Feature Researchers from Texas A&M University-CC

15 Jul 2022

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from KIII 3 News

Island University Researchers will be Featured in Shark Week and SHARKFEST

18 Feb 2022

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from Newsweek

Hundreds of Spinner Sharks Filmed Off Texas Coast in Rare Congregation

02 Feb 2022

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from Coastal Conservation Association

Taking on Makos

09 Nov 2021

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from Texas Monthly

Your Red Snapper Filet Might Have Been Caught By Drug Runners

27 Jul 2021

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from KIII 3 News

Increase in shark sightings in local waters

19 Jul 2021

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from NPR Weekend Edition Sunday

A Battle On The Gulf Pits The Coast Guard Against Mexican Red Snapper Poachers

16 Jul 2021

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from Houston Chronicle

A winter freeze, significant fish kill and a conservation movement

18 Mar 2021

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from Forbes

Mako-Ing History: Uncovering Mako Shark Movements In The Gulf Of Mexico

29 Jan 2021

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from The Scientist

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Prado del Mar Unveiling Celebrates Crutchfield Family’s Support of HRI

Stunz named interim director of TAMU-CC’s Harte Institute

Harte Research Institute Breaks Down Stigma Surrounding Shark Fishing

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Scholars will be Featured in 'Shark Week' Programming

Coastal Living TV - Learn About Sharks in the Coastal Bend

‘Shark Week’ to Star Port A People, Waters

Doctor Snapper

Shark Week, Sharkfest to Feature Researchers from Texas A&M University-CC

Island University Researchers will be Featured in Shark Week and SHARKFEST

Hundreds of Spinner Sharks Filmed Off Texas Coast in Rare Congregation

Taking on Makos

Your Red Snapper Filet Might Have Been Caught By Drug Runners

Increase in shark sightings in local waters

A Battle On The Gulf Pits The Coast Guard Against Mexican Red Snapper Poachers

A winter freeze, significant fish kill and a conservation movement

Mako-Ing History: Uncovering Mako Shark Movements In The Gulf Of Mexico

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