Globally Abundant to Critically Endangered: The Conservation Story of the Oceanic Whitetip Shark
Candace Fields shares how her work plays a part in the conservation of critically endangered oceanic whitetip sharks.
Engineering with Nature for Climate Adaptation
Dr. Kelly Kibler discusses how she applies ecohydraulics research to the design of natural coastal infrastructure, such as mangrove forests and oyster reefs.
Engineering Solutions for Coral Reef Research
Nate Formel shares how he has used the open source movement to expand and improve on tools for marine research, including that on ocean acidification in the Florida Keys.
Day in the Life of Great Hammerhead Sharks
Erin Spencer shares how she uses "shark FitBits" to study the movement and behavior of great hammerheads.
Crewed Submersibles for Scientific Exploration
Stockton Rush, Chief Executive Officer & Founder OceanGate Inc.
Billfish Conservation
Peter Chaibongsai discusses billfish and the research, including tag and release efforts, being done to conserve them in support of ocean health and economies.
The Florida Manta Project
Jessica Pate shares her field research studying manta rays off of Palm Beach and Martin Counties in Florida.
Stories That Bones Tell: Manatees
Dr. Ingle takes you through the wonderfully weird evolution of manatee skeletons and gives you a closer look into how their bones provide clues about their aquatic lives.
Octopus Fieldwork: Behavior to Bacteria
Dr. Bennice shares her field research on South Florida octopuses, including innovative tools she's developed to answer challenging scientific questions.
Seeing Red: Florida’s Harmful Algal Bloom
Dr. Lisa Krimsky addresses some of the most frequently asked questions about red tides including causes and impacts of red tides and the current bloom status in Florida.