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Trip to mississippi Sound with Sea Shepherds

September 01, 2010 • Leave a Comment

See the rest of my coverage from mid May up to date at http://nativeorleanian.com/category/bp-oil-spill/

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,19.1824N Long 89,13.6617W Pictured here is the dispersant foam along the public and open beachexactly where water samples were taken on beach in Long Beach , Miss.. There were actually people cleaning the beach and decontaminating themselves afterwards with a family swimming in the water less than 30 yards away......mixed messages indeed.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,19.1824N Long 89,13.6617W Pictured here is the dispersant foam along the public and open beachexactly where water samples were taken on beach in Long Beach , Miss.. There were actually people cleaning the beach and decontaminating themselves afterwards with a family swimming in the water less than 30 yards away......mixed messages indeed.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,19.1824N Long 89,13.6617W Pictured here is the dispersant foam along the public and open beachexactly where water samples were taken on beach in Long Beach , Miss.. There were actually people cleaning the beach and decontaminating themselves afterwards with a family swimming in the water less than 30 yards away......mixed messages indeed.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,19.1824N Long 89,13.6617W Pictured here is the dispersant foam along the public and open beachexactly where water samples were taken on beach in Long Beach , Miss.. There were actually people cleaning the beach and decontaminating themselves afterwards with a family swimming in the water less than 30 yards away......mixed messages indeed.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,19.8821N Long 89,19.8433W Pictured here is exactly where water samples were taken from Bay St. Louis, Miss.. I spotted many streaks in the bay while going over the new bridge, and found the thick dispersant foam all along the seawall.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,19.8821N Long 89,19.8433W Pictured here is exactly where water samples were taken from Bay St. Louis, Miss.. I spotted many streaks in the bay while going over the new bridge, and found the thick dispersant foam all along the seawall.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,19.8821N Long 89,19.8433W Pictured here is exactly where water samples were taken from Bay St. Louis, Miss.. I spotted many streaks in the bay while going over the new bridge, and found the thick dispersant foam all along the seawall.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Image of Sea Shepherd Capt. Brock Cahill.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,15.3493N Long 89,4.4415W Pictured here is are water samples being taken south of Cat Island by Sea Shepherd Dean Miya.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,15.3493N Long 89,4.4415W Pictured here is are water samples being taken south of Cat Island by Sea Shepherd crewman David Hance.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,15.3493N Long 89,4.4415W Water samples being taken south of Cat Island. Pictured here is Sea Shepherd crewman Capt. Brock Cahill taking coordinates.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Pictured here are Sea Shepherd crewman David Hance and Brock Cahill carefully attaching the absorbant materials to the anchor.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Pictured here are Sea Shepherd crewmen carefully attaching the absorbant materials to the anchor.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Pictured here is Sea Shepherd crewman Dean Miya, one of our samplers.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,15.4964N Long 89,4.5078W Pictured here is Dean Miya checking out one of 2 botton surface samples with anchor weighted down obsorbant material to be tested.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,14.7574N Long 89,1.3957W Pictured here are water samples being taken in the Mississippi Sound between Cat and Ship Island by Sea Shepherd crewman David Hance.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,14.7574N Long 89,1.3957W Pictured here are water samples being taken in the Mississippi Sound between Cat and Ship Island by Sea Shepherd crewman Dean Miya, one of our samplers.
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On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,14.7574N Long 89,1.3957W Pictured here are water samples being taken in the Mississippi Sound between Cat and Ship Island by Sea Shepherd crewman Dean Miya, one of our samplers.
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On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,13.2561N Long 88,59.6451W Pictured here are Water samples being taken off northeast end of Ship Island.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Sea Shepherd crewman Brock Cahill taking coordinates.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,13.2561N Long 88,59.6451W Pictured here are Water samples being taken off northeast end of Ship Island.

On 9-1-10, I teamed up with Sea Shepherd for some water sampling in the Mississippi Sound, around Cat and Ship Island. Additionally I was able to check out the beaches in Bay St. Louis and Long Beach Miss. and did take some water samples where that oh so familiar dispersant foam appeared. Lat 30,13.4257N Long 88,56.6103W Pictured here is Dean Miya checking out the results from bottom sample #2.

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