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Coverage of marine science from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.

Dauphin Island A sport fishing boat on the Gulf of Mexico, illustrating the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo on Dauphin Island

The World’s Largest Fishing Tournament Returns to Dauphin Island for Its 93rd Year

James Bullard, July 13, 2026July 14, 2026

The 93rd Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo runs July 17-19 on Dauphin Island, with the Roy Martin Young Anglers Tournament, a Liars’ Contest and 33 categories competing for more than half a million dollars in prizes.

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Dauphin Island A varied collection of seashells arranged on sand

The Woman Who Walks Dauphin Island’s Beaches Every Day, Looking Down

James Bullard, July 7, 2026July 14, 2026

Leslie Norris drives from Semmes to Dauphin Island nearly every day for work, then comes back on weekends to shell. Twelve years in, she has found two Johnstone’s junonias, the rare state shell most collectors never see.

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Baldwin County Aerial view of Gulf of Mexico coastal waters

Five Years Later, Mobile Bay Still Feels the Weight of the BP Oil Spill

James Bullard, April 20, 2015

Five years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster, coastal Alabama scientists and residents reflect on how the oil spill changed Mobile Bay’s waters.

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Dauphin Island A marine research setting along the coast

Dauphin Island Sea Lab Director to Weigh In on Oil Spill Policy

James Bullard, August 16, 2010

George Crozier, longtime director of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, was invited to deliver a talk examining how the 1990 Oil Pollution Act fared against the reality of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.

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Local News A diver filming marine life underwater with a camera

Emmy-Winning Filmmaker Mike DeGruy Brought the Deep Sea Home to the Saenger

James Bullard, February 15, 2007

Mobile native and Emmy-winning underwater cinematographer Mike DeGruy was set to appear at the Saenger Theatre in March 2007 with footage from Antarctica, the Titanic and hydrothermal vents.

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