Vincent Encomio Named Sea Grant Agent for Martin and St. Lucie Counties
In his new role, Encomio will be developing educational programming related to coastal habitat restoration, living shorelines, restoration aquaculture and water quality.
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Verlinde Wins Don Sweat Sea Grant Extension Award
In her 18 years with UF/IFAS Extension, Verlinde has focused on educating residents about their environment and waterways, planning and securing funding for living shorelines projects and spearheading local estuary monitoring programs.
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An Update on the Aftermath of Hurricane Michael
Hurricane Michael is set to hit parts of Florida on Wednesday. Here are tips to prepare.
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Upcoming GIS Workshop: December 17-20, 2018
Florida Sea Grant and the University of Florida IFAS Extension invite you to register for this premier 3.5-day intensive workshop on ArcGIS 10.5, a powerful tool for managing natural resources and guiding growth and development.
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FOWA Announces Two Scholarship Recipients for 2018
Two aspiring journalists from Florida universities have been awarded $1,000 each as the 2018 recipients of the Florida Outdoors Writers Association scholarship for outdoor communicators.
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Understanding Florida’s Red Tide
Frequently asked questions and answers about the 2018 red tide in Southwest Florida.
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Mirando y esperando: Incertidumbre sobre cuándo terminarán los afloramientos de algas
La imagen satelital más reciente del 9 de agosto de NOAA indica que el resurgimiento de las algas verde-azuladas continúa expandiéndose en su cobertura e intensidad en el Lago Okeechobee.
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Watching and Waiting: Uncertainty About When Algae Blooms Will End
NOAA satellite imagery gives new perspectives on bloom presence.
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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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