Harte Research Institute
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HRI's Dr. Jennifer Pollack, a trailblazing marine scientist with over two decades of experience, has been honored with the Community Visionary Award by The Bend Magazine in the 2024 "HER" issue 🎉 Her groundbreaking work in oyster reef restoration, habitat conservation, and community outreach is transforming our coastal ecosystems for future generations. Let’s celebrate her dedication to science, sustainability, and education, which is inspiring us all to protect and restore our oceans and is leaving an enduring mark on the Gulf of Mexico.Read more about her work and this well-deserved title at -->> https://bit.ly/4eLH4is
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"With a career dedicated to restoring marine ecosystems and empowering future environmental leaders, Pollack continues to leave an indelible mark on the Gulf of Mexico and beyond, embodying the very essence of a community visionary." 👏👏👏Congrats, Dr. Pollack! 🎉🎉🎉
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Coastal Bend Bays Foundation
Uniting Communities for a Greener Future: Promoting Environmental Awareness & Opportunities Impartially
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This is remarkable and super deserving celebration! We feel privileged to have had Dr. Pollack present at our Coastal Issues Forums. Now we just need to clone you.
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Ivy C. Jones, Ph.D.
Professional Assistant Professor/Researcher | Marine Biology, Animal Nutrition, Aquaculture, Fisheries Ecology
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Amazing work! I'm so proud of you. You deserve it.
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H. Eric Pipkin
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Congratulations!! Well done!
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Adam Trahan
Environmental Professional/Oyster Biologist at T. Baker Smith
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Congrats Dr. Pollack!
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Steve Roden
Chairman at Guy Harvey Foundation
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Congrats!
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