NOAA Now Accepting Proposals for 2018 Coastal Resilience Grants
NOAA intends to award up to $15 million to support coastal resilience grants that benefit coastal ecosystems and communities.
New Research Announced to Study Red Snapper Abundance in Gulf of Mexico
Anglers will play a key role by tagging fish and working directly with scientists onboard their boats.
Request for Proposals: 2018-2020 Sea Grant National Aquaculture Initiative
This competition is designed to foster the expansion of a sustainable U.S. ocean, coastal and Great Lakes aquaculture sector.
Meet the 2018 John A. Knauss Fellows
Four recent graduates from Florida universities have received Knauss Fellowships, recognizing their outstanding achievement in marine policy research.
One in a Thousand: Those Amazing Sea Turtles Book Now Available for Purchase
Written by a team of marine education experts and lavishly illustrated, this book will spark interest in young readers while it informs adults about sea turtle biology and ecology, as well as efforts by scientists and wildlife conservationists to understand and protect these fascinating creatures.
Helping Lobstermen in Florida Keys Get Back to Business Post-Irma
Using two planes, GPS-enabled cameras and spotter pilots, Sea Grant is hoping to recover displaced lobster traps.
Building a Living Shoreline in Centipede Bay
Sea Grant partners on a $29K grant to build a living shoreline in habitat-starved estuary.
Florida Sea Grant Agent Inspires Flagler County Students’ Green Initiative
The Flagler County School District officially switched to lunch trays made of recycled paper, thanks to the Florida Microplastic Awareness Program.
O’Connor Wins Don Sweat Sea Grant Extension Award
Rick O’Connor, Florida Sea Grant agent for UF/IFAS Extension in Escambia County, has been awarded the 2017 Don Sweat Sea Grant Extension Award.
Upcoming Seminar: Economic, Environmental and Social Issues Impacting the Coastal Dune Lakes
The seminar will take place Tuesday, October 24 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Camp Helen State Park, 23937 Panama City Beach Parkway in Panama City Beach.