Category: Seminar
Carbon processing at the land-ocean interface: challenges in the 21st century
October 21, 2021Tom Bianchi, Professor of Geology, Jon L. and Beverly A. Thompson Endowed Chair of Geological Sciences, UF Join us for the live stream Nov 3, 11:45am EST: youtu.be/DYmWWhNcFRc(Please visit our youtube channel main page for the stream if there are any issues with the direct link.) Bio Thomas S. Bianchi currently holds the Jon and […]
Read more: Carbon processing at the land-ocean interface: challenges in the 21st century »Red tide demise: What’s the status of Florida red tide mitigation research?
October 12, 2021Cynthia Heil, Director, Red Tide Institute & Senior Scientist, Mote Marine Laboratory, Sarasota, FL Join us for the live stream Oct 20, 11:45am EST: youtu.be/jk9tCNIwjzA.(Please visit our youtube channel main page for the stream if there are any issues with the direct link.) Abstract Florida Red Tide have plagued Florida’s Gulf coast since the first […]
Read more: Red tide demise: What’s the status of Florida red tide mitigation research? »Agricultural pesticides and wastewater contaminants & the challenges they present to aquatic life
September 8, 2021Nancy Denslow, Professor And Director Of Aquatic Toxicology, College of Veterinary Medicine, UF Join us for the live stream Sept 22, 11:45am EST: https://youtu.be/H31sisNJHvg(Please visit our youtube channel main page for the stream if there are any issues with the direct link.) Abstract Pesticides are heavily used in the agricultural sector to improve crop yields […]
Read more: Agricultural pesticides and wastewater contaminants & the challenges they present to aquatic life »Atmospheric processes of aerosolized algal toxins generated from red and green water
August 31, 2021Myoseon Jang, Associate Professor, Environmental Engineering Sciences, UF Join us for the live stream Sept 15, 11:45am EST: youtu.be/h65tb5l6Whg(Please visit our youtube channel main page for the stream is there are any issues with the direct link.) Abstract Florida, once a sunny paradise that attracted new residents with its welcoming tax rate and high quality […]
Read more: Atmospheric processes of aerosolized algal toxins generated from red and green water »Coastal and ocean observing in the Southeast: Old and new technologies and techniques to meet community information needs
August 25, 2021Debra Hernandez, Executive Director, Southeast Coastal Ocean Observing Regional Association (SECOORA) Join us for the live stream September 8, 11:45am EST: youtu.be/MCrD9uDsOjc. Abstract The Southeast Coastal Ocean Observing Regional Association (SECOORA) is one of 11 Regional Associations that partner with the NOAA led Integrated Ocean Observing System, U.S. IOOS®, to provide data and information about […]
Read more: Coastal and ocean observing in the Southeast: Old and new technologies and techniques to meet community information needs »Quantifying the economic impacts of harmful algal blooms
August 24, 2021Christa Court, Assistant Professor, Regional Economics, Food and Resource Economics Department; Director, Economic Impact Analysis Program, UF Join us for the live stream Oct 13, 11:45am EST: youtu.be/AlCkAm9PwPI. Abstract Coastal communities are inextricably linked to the marine environments they border. Marine-dependent industries such as commercial fishing, marine aquaculture, seafood processing, water transportation, and those that […]
Read more: Quantifying the economic impacts of harmful algal blooms »Who owns the shoreline: The law and policy of ambulatory boundaries
August 23, 2021Tom Ankersen, Legal Skills Professor & Conservation Clinic Director, Levin College of Law, UF Join us for the live stream Nov 10, 11:45am EST: youtu.be/ID30NXoTViY Abstract Submerged tidally influenced lands are typically owned by the state and held in trust for the people. Among the rights protected under the public trust doctrine are fishing, swimming […]
Read more: Who owns the shoreline: The law and policy of ambulatory boundaries »Marine Life 2030: User requirements, standards, and best practices for marine biodiversity information for the ocean decade
August 23, 2021Frank Muller-Karger, Professor, Biological Oceanography and Remote Sensing, College of Marine Science, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL Join us for the live stream Oct 27, 11:45am EST: youtu.be/7LYlvriZkRs. Abstract The Executive Secretary of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (IOC), an arm of the United Nations, officially endorsed Marine Life 2030 to officially be part of […]
Read more: Marine Life 2030: User requirements, standards, and best practices for marine biodiversity information for the ocean decade »Exploring implications of a snook expansion into northern Florida for food webs and minimum flows in coastal springs and rivers
August 23, 2021Mike Allen, Professor, School of Forest, Fisheries, & Geomatics Sciences; Director, Nature Coast Biological Station, UF Join us for the live stream Oct 6, 11:45am EST: youtu.be/WNXfxtt1Z-0 Abstract Globally, rising temperatures have resulted in numerous examples of poleward shifts in species distribution patterns with accompanying changes in community structure and ecosystem processes. In the Gulf […]
Read more: Exploring implications of a snook expansion into northern Florida for food webs and minimum flows in coastal springs and rivers »Rising green tides and golden tides: An oceanographic regime shift?
August 19, 2021Chuanmin Hu, Professor, Optical Oceanography, College of Marine Science, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL Join us for the live stream Sept 1, 11:45am EST: https://youtu.be/gcPm0JAUfNQ(Please visit our youtube channel main page for the stream is there are any issues with the direct link.) Abstract Blooms of Ulva and Sargassum macroalgae, often called green and golden […]
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