Prototype. A concept redesign for the Harte Research Institute, prepared by Stoa as a redesign concept for TAMU-CC (Website Redesign). This is not the live Institute website.
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Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi

Harte Research Institute

for Gulf of Mexico Studies

Science for the Gulf of Mexico

One Gulf. One Institute. One web presence.

The Harte Research Institute advances the long-term sustainable use and conservation of the Gulf of Mexico through research, education, and partnership. This concept brings every HRI-affiliated site under one accessible, mobile-first home.

Explore our research Support the Gulf

Our work

Research that keeps the Gulf healthy and productive

HRI's interdisciplinary teams study the Gulf of Mexico as one connected system, from coastal wetlands to deep water, and turn that science into tools managers and communities can use.

Coastal Ecology

Restoring Gulf reef and oyster habitat

Mapping and rebuilding the living structures that anchor the Gulf's fisheries and protect the shoreline.

Coastal & marine systems →
Sustainable Fisheries

Data that keeps fisheries productive

Long-term monitoring and modeling that help managers balance harvest with healthy fish populations.

Fisheries science →
Conservation

Protecting coastal wetlands and inflows

Modeling estuaries and freshwater inflow to guide conservation decisions across the Gulf coast.

Conservation programs →

For everyone who visits

Find what you came for

The redesign is organized around HRI's four priority audiences: donors, students, faculty, and the public. Clear paths replace today's fragmented navigation.

A unified web presence

Eleven sites. One brand. One login.

Today HRI's web presence spans more than a dozen domains on two different content systems, with a patchwork of access. This concept brings them together under harteresearch.org, a shared design system, and a single editor dashboard.

See the HRI network plan

News & events

Latest from the Institute

Note for reviewers: The stories below are representative placeholder content used to demonstrate the news template. Real headlines, dates, and authors would be supplied by HRI Marketing & Communications during the content phase. No quote or named individual has been invented.