Meet the 2019 Knauss Fellows
Three Florida students have received Knauss Fellowships, recognizing their outstanding achievement in marine and coastal policy research.
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Feature Stories
Understanding Florida’s Red Tide
Answers to the frequently asked questions about Florida’s lingering red tide.
Watching and Waiting: Uncertainty About When Algae Blooms Will End
NOAA satellite imagery gives new perspectives on bloom presence.
Your gift to Florida Sea Grant could strengthen our mission and directly support activities to preserve and sustain the precious
ocean and coastal resources of Florida.
2016-2017 Florida Sea Grant Program Highlights
News & Events
UF/IFAS and Florida Sea Grant Release First-of-its-Kind Dune Restoration Manual for the Florida Panhandle
As recovery and restoration efforts ramp up post-Hurricane Michael, restoring the towering sand dunes that define beaches across Florida’s Panhandle has become a critical priority to local, state and federal agencies as well as coastal residents.
Public Comment Sought for Florida Sea Grant Site Review
This notice invites persons to email comments on the management aspect of the Florida Sea Grant program or its work.
Now Accepting Applications for the Guy Harvey Scholarship
Applications now are being accepted for the 2019 Guy Harvey Scholarship to recognize outstanding achievement students conducting research that will help support sustainable management of marine fish. The deadline to apply is January 10, 2019.