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Mote and FWRI jointly conducted a coastal survey as part of our
Mote and FWRI jointly conducted a coastal survey as part of our continuing red tide monitoring and research efforts. This survey covers 20 stations fr...

Even when there is no red tide reported, Mote and FWRI scientists
Even when there is no red tide reported, Mote and FWRI scientists are still hard at work collecting and analyzing water samples to see what IS in the ...

Mote Marine Laboratory was given a new boat by Wylie Nagler, who
Mote Marine Laboratory was given a new boat by Wylie Nagler, who is the owner of Yellowfin. The specs on it are: Model: 39 Yellowfin Length: 39 8 Bea...

FWRI and Mote collaborate monthly to collect samples from several
FWRI and Mote collaborate monthly to collect samples from several locations along Florida’s southwest coast between Pinellas and Lee counties. At ea...

A bloom of the Florida red tide organism, Karenia brevis, has been
A bloom of the Florida red tide organism, Karenia brevis, has been detected in southwest Florida. Recent satellite images from the Optical Oceanograph...

#MarineQuest Come one, come all to the Fish and Wildlife
#MarineQuest Come one, come all to the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Open House: MarineQuest 2014! Saturday, October 18, 2014 from 10am – 4...

Another #throwbackthursday post for you! Here we see a researcher
Another #throwbackthursday post for you! Here we see a researcher in 1955 using a culture of Karenia brevis (then named Gymnodinium brevis) — the F...

Today Dr. Emily Smith from Mote Marine Laboratory worked with
Today Dr. Emily Smith from Mote Marine Laboratory worked with Mote’s Education staff to talk to a group of high school students about red tide in Fl...

FWC scientists returned with good news this morning from a 3-day
FWC scientists returned with good news this morning from a 3-day offshore research cruise. In the field, they observed mixed algae blooms often domina...