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Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant

Florida Sea Grant

Radio snippets promoting Sea Grant"s mission to enhance the use and conservation of coastal, marine and Great Lakes resources to create a strong and sustainable economy, a healthy environment and resilient and inclusive communities.

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Episode 16 – Artificial Reefs

Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant ·

2024/07/17

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Artificial Reefs.Did you know that Florida has one of the most active and diverse artificial reef programs in the US and the world? Artificial reefs are man made structures materials that are deployed at diverse depths to support marine life. There are almost 5000 artificial reefs around the state. Florida Sea Grant provides important guidance and support to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s artificial reef

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Episode 14 – Clean Beaches

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2024/07/03

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Clean Beaches The first week of July is Clean Beaches Week. Removing trash from the beach is always important, especially during this busiest beach week of the year. Remember to dispose of trash in secure bins and leave no trace when you visit the beach. Reduce plastic trash by avoiding single-use plastic all together and opt for reusable items. Clean Beaches Week also celebrates a healthy beach lifestyle by eating a healthy diet of

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Episode 13 – Rip Currents

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2024/06/26

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Rip Currents.Summertime in Florida means going to the beach. We all want to have fun, but it is important to understand the ocean and be safe. 80% of ocean rescues are for people caught in rip currents. Rip currents are fast and narrow flows of water that can quickly pull people away from the shoreline. They may appear as a calm area of water amongst the waves. If you are caught in a rip current, do not try to swim against the current.

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Episode 12 – Barotrauma & Return ‘Em Right

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2024/06/19

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Barotrauma & Return 'Em Right

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Episode 10 – World Ocean Day

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2024/06/04

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: World Ocean Day.Planet Earth is 71 percent water. Our bodies consist of 70 percent water. On World Ocean Day, we recognize and celebrate our connection to the water. Florida is surrounded by ocean, which brings residents and visitors here. The ocean supports recreational activities such as going to the beach, fishing, boating, paddling, snorkeling and SCUBA diving. Florida’s economy thrives off of our healthy coast and ocean,

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Episode 6 – Catch and Release Fishing

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2024/05/03

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Catch and Release Fishing. Fishing isn’t just about catching fish but also learning how to release them! Every angler will be faced with releasing fish at some point whether it's by choice or due to regulations. Catch and release fishing is only beneficial if the fish survive release to grow, spawn, and contribute to the future of the fishery. The Florida Friendly Angler and Guide programs provide general resources to sharpen your catch and

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Episode 5 – Hurricane Awareness

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2024/04/30

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Hurricane awareness! This month marks the beginning of hurricane season, which lasts from June 1st to November 30th. All areas of Florida are at risk of hurricane impacts, including flooding and wind damage. Florida Sea Grant has tools and resources to help you to prepare for the next hurricane! You can prepare for this year’s season by following these tips: Develop an evacuation plan and know your evacuation zone. Assemble

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Episode 4 – Vessel Discharge Laws

Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant ·

2024/04/23

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Vessel discharge laws! If you’re out on the high seas, it’s important to know where you can and can’t dump your boat’s waste. If your waste hasn’t been treated by a Coast Guard approved Type I or II Marine Sanitation Device, or MSD, you can’t dump it into state waters that extend three nautical miles off the Atlantic coast and nine nautical miles off the Gulf of Mexico coast. If your waste has been treated through a Type I or II MSD, you

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Episode 3 – Sea Turtles

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2024/04/15

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Sea turtles!Did you know five of the seven existing species of sea turtles nest in Florida? Sea turtles nest on Florida beaches between the months of March and October. We can help these sea turtles by making sure we keep the beach clean, dark, and flat. This means properly disposing of any trash and filling in any holes you have dug so that turtles do not fall in or get stuck. If you are on the beach at night, do not use white

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