Spinning Off Course: How Will Future Oceans Affect Stone Crab Larvae?
Dr. Gravinese discusses how stone crab larvae adjust their swimming in response to environmental cues to help them find a home after release...
Research on American Oystercatchers in the Indian River Lagoon
Matthew Anderson shares the fascinating tale of oystercatchers and oyster reefs while discussing banding birds and capturing life history data that enhances our understanding of their movements, mate selection and populations.
Diary of a Bull Shark – Movement Ecology in the Everglades
Will Sample discusses his research on the behavior of juvenile bull sharks within the Florida Everglades using nearly 20 years of movement data, as well as new approaches to classic field methods.
Producing in the Wild
Discover how the Changing Seas marine science documentary series is produced from start to finish with Alexa Elliott.
Movement of the Atlantic Guitarfish
Jenny Norcross aims to understand the movement and habitat use of the elusive Atlantic guitarfish in South Florida using acoustic telemetry to better inform conservation strategies and fisheries management for this Vulnerable species.
Woolpert’s Florida Seafloor Mapping Initiative Award
Rick Householder shares how his Woolpert team used topobathy lidar and sonar to map ~45,000 square kilometers of the seafloor for the State of Florida's Florida Seafloor Mapping Initiative project.
Aquaculture for Marine Restoration
Dr. Patterson talks about the interesting ways that aquaculture, or farming aquatic plants and animals, might be used as a tool to improve habitat quality or enhance target species populations.
Establishing & Managing Marine Protected Areas
Lindy Knowles discusses his data-driven work to conserve marine resources through the establishment, monitoring and management of Marine Protected Areas.
Croc Talk – Conserving the American Crocodile at Turkey Point
Mike Lloret talks about his research and conservation efforts on the American crocodile at the Turkey Point Nuclear Plant in southeast Florida.
Superheroes of the Sea – How Nudibranchs Thrive in Tough Times
Dr. Richelle Tanner of Chapman University talks about the fascinating world of nudibranchs, more commonly called sea slugs, and how these invertebrates can survive and even thrive under harsh conditions.