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Helping Lobstermen in Florida Keys Get Back to Business Post-Irma

Fisheries, Florida Sea Grant, Funding, Healthy Oceans and CoastsBy Benjamin MurphyNovember 10, 2017

Using two planes, GPS-enabled cameras and spotter pilots, Sea Grant is hoping to recover displaced lobster traps.

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Building a Living Shoreline in Centipede Bay

Faculty and Staff, Florida Sea Grant, Funding, Healthy Oceans and Coasts, Sea Grant SpotlightBy Benjamin MurphyNovember 9, 2017

Sea Grant partners on a $29K grant to build a living shoreline in habitat-starved estuary.

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$2 million available to help scientists recover from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma

Climate Change, Coastal Planning, FundingBy Benjamin MurphyNovember 7, 2017

You may be eligible to apply for up to $50,000 to help with the repair, replacement, or recovery of equipment, data, or other research materials damaged or lost as a result of the hurricanes and their aftermaths.

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Florida Sea Grant Agent Inspires Flagler County Students’ Green Initiative

Featured News, Florida Sea Grant, Healthy Oceans and CoastsBy Benjamin MurphyNovember 7, 2017

The Flagler County School District officially switched to lunch trays made of recycled paper, thanks to the Florida Microplastic Awareness Program.

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O’Connor Wins Don Sweat Sea Grant Extension Award

Faculty and Staff, Featured News, Florida Sea Grant, General, Healthy Oceans and Coasts, Invasive Species, Training and EducationBy Benjamin MurphyOctober 20, 2017

Rick O’Connor, Florida Sea Grant agent for UF/IFAS Extension in Escambia County, has been awarded the 2017 Don Sweat Sea Grant Extension Award.

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Legal Workshop on Sea-Level Rise and Flooding

Climate Change, Coastal Planning, Events, Featured News, Hazard-Resilience, Training and EducationBy Thomas RuppertOctober 20, 2017

Presentations and the agenda from the November 16, 2017 workshop “Sea-Level Rise and Flooding: Planning & Law for Local Government” in West Palm Beach are now available.

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Workshop Rescheduled: Red Tide Stinks! Shellfish Industry Strategies for Dealing with HABs

Aquaculture, Events, Featured News, Fisheries, General, Healthy Oceans and Coasts, Seafood HACCPBy Benjamin MurphyOctober 20, 2017

The workshop “Red Tide Stinks! Shellfish Industry Strategies for dealing with Harmful Algae Blooms,” has been rescheduled for Tuesday, November 6, 2017.

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Upcoming Seminar: Economic, Environmental and Social Issues Impacting the Coastal Dune Lakes

Events, Featured News, Florida Sea Grant, Healthy Oceans and CoastsBy Benjamin MurphyOctober 17, 2017

The seminar will take place Tuesday, October 24 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Camp Helen State Park, 23937 Panama City Beach Parkway in Panama City Beach. 

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Detecting Red Tide: Sea Grant Researcher Finds Efficient Method To Detect Toxins And Evaluate Shellfish Closures

Featured News, Healthy Oceans and Coasts, Seafood HACCPBy Benjamin MurphySeptember 20, 2017

Blooms of Florida red tides can lead to significant economic losses because shellfish harvesting areas must be closed to prevent consumers from contracting neurotoxic shellfish poisoning, or NSP.

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Navigating Open Waters

Accessing Florida's Coast, Boating, Faculty and Staff, Florida Sea Grant, Sea Grant SpotlightBy Benjamin MurphySeptember 20, 2017

New boating law in Florida is anchored in Sea Grant’s legal analysis.

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