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
Florida’s boaters and waterways received considerable attention in the 2025 legislative session. The most significant of these is SB 1388, a wide-ranging bill that addresses
“When I was younger, I remember paddling and swimming out on Jupiter Beach, when all of a sudden I’d feel the weird, slimy stuff on
Noel Carrera-Yulfo is the Puerto Rico Coral Rescue Coordinator for Florida Sea Grant. provides leadership and coordination for coral rescue efforts across the U.S. Caribbean,
Chris Crowder is a 2025 Florida Sea Grant Guy Harvey Fellow. He is a Ph.D. candidate in integrative and conservation biology at the University of
Florida Sea Grant introduces the 2025 cohort of undergraduate interns joining on ten new faculty research projects this summer. Our newest interns will be participating in research focused on Sustainable Fisheries & Aquaculture, Healthy Coastal Ecosystems, and Resilient Coastal Economies. Learn more about the newest cohort!
Florida Sea Grant (FSG) is now accepting applications for the 2026 FSG/Guy Harvey Fellowship cohort from graduate students at Florida universities conducting research in the marine sciences. Applications are due to Florida Sea Grant by 11:30 p.m. EST, on July 22, 2025.
Cuando se navega en bote a lo largo de la costa de Florida, es esencial entender los límites de las aguas estatales, especialmente cuando se
When boating along the Florida coast, it’s essential to understand the boundaries of state waters—especially when it comes to rules surrounding sewage discharge. For most
Orange County is the fifth-largest waste producer in Florida. As Orlando grows, it faces the challenge of protecting the environment while supporting business. To help,
Dr. Lisa Krimsky, Florida Sea Grant UF/IFAS Regional Water Resources Extension Agent (RSA) has been presented the prestigious 2025 Don Sweat Sea Grant Extension Award. Dr.
