Florida is home to the longest coastline in the contiguous United States, and with its population growing rapidly, understanding how to protect these shores is
Hallie Repeta is a Ph.D. candidate in Marine Resource Assessment at the University of South Florida’s College of Marine Science. She was awarded the Florida
You’ve probably checked off your hurricane prep list: extra ice, nonperishable food, batteries, flashlight… but what about your fish tank? When the power goes out,
Public Notice October 27, 2025 Search and Screen Committee meeting for the Florida Sea Grant Associate Director of Extension and Education and UF/IFAS Extension Agent
With over 1 million registered vessels, boating is more than just a pastime in Florida; it’s a deeply rooted part of the state’s culture and
Renee Crisostomo is the Pacific Coral Disturbance Coordinator for Florida Sea Grant. Her position supports coral disturbance preparedness and response across Pacific coral reef jurisdictions,
Olivia Blondheim is a doctoral candidate at the University of South Florida College of Marine Science. She also serves as the Scientific Outreach Coordinator at
Maylet Perez is an undergraduate student in the School of Forest, Fisheries, and Geomatic Sciences at the University of Florida. She is one of Florida
Florida Sea Grant is proud to announce that Samuel Kwawukume, a Ph.D. student in Food Science at Florida State University, has been selected as a 2025 recipient of the Aylesworth Scholarship. This year marks a special milestone for both Samuel and the program: he is a returning recipient, having first earned the award in 2023 during his master’s studies.
Rainer Moy-Huwyler is a 2025 FSG Guy Harvey Fellow. Ph.D. biology student at Florida International University’s Department of Biological Sciences. His research focuses on the
Dakota Lewis is a Ph.D. candidate in the School of Natural Resources and Environment at University of Florida. Lewis was awarded the 2025 Florida Sea
Singing songs, taking boat tours, and collecting phytoplankton are far from your typical lecture-based pedagogy. Each summer, youth in Flagler and Volusia Counties have
Ella Armbruster is an undergraduate student the University of Florida, majoring in environmental science and minoring in zoology. Armbruster was selected as the 2025 Florida
Emily Yeager is a PhD candidate in Environmental Science and Policy and a member of the Shark Research and Conservation Program at the University
Ella Armbruster is an undergraduate student the University of Florida, majoring in environmental science and minoring in zoology. Armbruster was selected as the 2025 Florida
