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.
New boating law in Florida is anchored in Sea Grant's legal analysis.
In the Florida Everglades, peat soils critical to maintaining wetland elevation are collapsing due to rising seas.
Handheld sensor technology created by Florida Sea Grant researchers is changing how fake seafood is detected.
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 processes.
Hurricane Irma has passed, but hurricane season is still in session. Here are tips to stay prepared.
Sea Grant Agents Bring Together Fishing Guides and Scientists for Pioneer Snook Project
How to Clean a Bay Scallop
Sponges: They Keys to the Keys
