Understanding Florida’s Red Tide
Frequently asked questions and answers about the 2018 red tide in Southwest Florida.
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Meet the 2018 Guy Harvey Scholars
Seven graduate students have received Guy Harvey scholarship awards, recognizing their outstanding achievement in marine fisheries science research.
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The Algae Bloom is Back. But Why?
Satellite imagery has indicated that a bloom of blue-green algae has formed in Lake Okeechobee.
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Great Goliath Grouper Count Provides Fisheries Managers with Stock Assessment Data
Volunteer divers and anglers spent 10 days counting the large and charismatic goliath grouper.
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New Florida Master Naturalist Course Focuses on Building Living Shorelines
Living shorelines are protected from erosion using plantings of natural materials like oyster shell and mangroves.
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New Story Map Showcases Florida Sea Grant Grads Around the Globe
The new interactive web-based story map shares the stories and accomplishments of our formerly-funded students.
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Meet the 2018 Aylesworth Scholars
Two graduate students have received scholarships from the Aylesworth Foundation for the Advancement of Marine Science.
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Hernando County First in Florida to Bring Entire Coastal Zone into Comprehensive Plan
Sea Grant brings land-use expertise to engage with Hernando County in adopting first-of-its-kind coastal waterway plan.
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Florida Sea Grant Helped Save Keys Lobster Industry Nearly $4 million After Hurricane Irma
A novel eyes-in-the-sky solution has helped lobster fishermen quickly locate and recover displaced traps.
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Meet the 2018 Skoch Scholar
This year’s winner, Logan Track, is a senior in the MaST Research Program at Sarasota High School in Sarasota.
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