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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 52-Migratory Birds and the Gulf of America

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2025/03/26

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Bird Migration over the Gulf of America

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Episode 51-Citizen Science

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2025/03/19

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Citizen Science

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Episode 48-Invasive Species

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2025/02/26

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Invasive Species

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Episode 47-Living Shorelines

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2025/02/18

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Living Shorelines

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Episode 46-Horseshoe Crabs

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2025/02/12

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Horseshoe Crab

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Episode 44-World Wetlands Day

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2025/01/29

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: World Wetlands Day

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Episode 43-Right Whales

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2025/01/22

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Right Whales

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Episode 42-Restoration Aquaculture

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2025/01/15

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Restoration Aquaculture

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Episode 37-Derelict Traps

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2024/12/11

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Derelict Traps

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Episode 36-Shellfish Aquaculture

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2024/12/04

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Shellfish Aquaculture

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Episode 23 – International Coastal Cleanup Day

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2024/09/04

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: International Coastal Cleanup September 21st marks the International Coastal Cleanup. This event removes trash that can be dangerous to birds, sea turtles, and other wildlife and provides data that can inform management decisions. Volunteers all over the world will visit their local beaches to participate by picking up and categorizing trash on the beach. In Florida, the most common items found are cigarette butts, which contain a

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Episode 22 – Coral Spawning

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2024/08/27

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: coral spawning You may know that corals are living animals, but did you know that they have two ways of reproducing? One way is by fragmentation, or asexual reproduction, where a broken piece of coral reattaches itself to the ocean floor and begins growing. This is similar to the way that plants can be produced by taking a cutting. The other way that corals reproduce is by spawning, or sexual reproduction. This process happens in late

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Episode 20 – Bird Disturbance & Feeding Issues

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2024/08/14

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Bird-friendly fishing! Birds in flight are a beautiful sight, but disturbance by boaters threatens the nesting success and survival of coastal birds. If birds fly away as you approach, you are too close. Aim to stay at least 300 feet away from nesting or resting birds. What’s more, it’s best to keep bait and fish carcasses away from birds. Feeding pelicans and other birds might seem harmless, but it can lead to injury, malnutrition,

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Episode 18 – Watersheds

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2024/07/31

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Watersheds A watershed is an area of land where water drains or funnels into a common water body. Actions in a watershed, such as development or wetland restoration, can either help or impact people, animals, and plants located downstream. Most living things need clean water to survive and the activities in a watershed can determine the quality of the water that flows out to the coast. Smart development, water conservation, limiting

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Episode 17 – World Mangrove Day

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2024/07/24

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Mangroves!   Mangroves are tropical trees that grow in coastal areas. They are adapted to life in salt water and benefit the environment in lots of ways. Mangroves protect shorelines from erosion and storms. They are habitat for a variety of marine life, including fish, crabs, and shrimp. Mangroves trap carbon dioxide, and filter water to improve water quality. We need to protect these important trees so they can continue to provide benefits

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Episode 15 – Lobstering

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2024/07/09

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Lobstering The Caribbean spiny lobster is the species spotted most frequently around Florida’s waters and dinner plates. This species lacks claws for pinching and can be found on reefs and rocky habitats throughout Florida and the Caribbean. Lobsters play an important role in the ecosystem cleaning up food scraps in the environment and providing meals to reef inhabitants as well as humans! During lobster season, catching spiny lobsters is a

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Episode 11 – Scalloping

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2024/06/11

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Scalloping!Summer means scallop season is here, and sustainability is key. You can safeguard our bay scallop populations for future seasons by following these tips: Stick to the daily bag limit or, even better, harvest less than the maximum. Harvest only larger scallops, letting the young ones grow. Boat and anchor carefully to protect the sensitive seagrass habitats that scallops depend on. Avoid discarding shells in swimming areas, as

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Episode 9 – Goliath Grouper

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2024/05/29

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Goliath Grouper Goliath grouper are the largest fish in the tropical western Atlantic, growing as large as 8 feet long and weighing up to 800 pounds! Goliaths have been protected from harvest since the 1990’s and are now a huge diver attraction during summer and fall months when they gather to spawn. Every year, Florida Sea Grant calls upon citizen scientists to assist with a monitoring project called the Great Goliath Grouper Count and

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Episode 8 – Sargassum

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2024/05/21

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Sargassum.Sargassum, a free-floating brown seaweed, has received lots of media attention in recent years. This is a naturally occurring species that originates in the eastern Atlantic in an area known as the Sargasso Sea. This drifting seaweed creates habitat for fish, crabs, and even juvenile sea turtles. When sargassum lands on local beaches, it often becomes stranded and decomposes, creating a challenge for beach managers. New research

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Episode 7 – Find a Pumpout

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2024/05/14

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Find a Sewage Pumpout! A pumpout is used by boaters to properly dispose of sewage which helps keep our waterways clean and safe for people and wildlife. The Pumpout Nav app makes it easy for boaters to find publicly available sewage pumpouts, mobile pumpout vessels, and port-a-potty dump stations. The Pumpout Nav app includes the exact location of the unit, the hours it’s open, and how much it costs. Pumpout Nav is color coded, so boaters

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