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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 50-Corals

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2025/03/12

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Corals

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Episode 49-Seagrass Safe Boating

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2025/03/05

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Seagrass Safe Boating

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Episode 45-Sponges

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2025/02/05

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Sponges

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Episode 41-Ornamental Fish Aquaculture

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2025/01/08

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

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Episode 39-Ethical Angling

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2024/12/25

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Ethical Angling

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Episode 38-What Is A Y-valve?

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2024/12/18

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: What's the Y-Valve

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Episode 35- Seafood Safety

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2024/11/27

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Seafood Safety

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Episode 34- Flooding

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2024/11/20

Today on Florida Sea Grant Marine Science Minute: Seafood at Your Fingertips Florida Sea Grant’s Seafood at Your Fingertips program provides step-by-step guidance for selecting and preparing seafood. This online program, teaches consumers about smart seafood choices, sustainable fisheries, and the health benefits of eating a seafood-rich diet.

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Episode 33- Seafood at Your Fingertips

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2024/11/13

Today on Florida Sea Grant Marine Science Minute: Seafood at Your Fingertips Florida Sea Grant’s Seafood at Your Fingertips program provides step-by-step guidance for selecting and preparing seafood. This online program, teaches consumers about smart seafood choices, sustainable fisheries, and the health benefits of eating a seafood-rich diet.

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Episode 32- Boat Sewage

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2024/11/06

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Sewage! Let’s keep sewage out of our waterways, and not just because of the ‘yuck’ factor.

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Episode 31- King Tides

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2024/10/30

Today on Florida Sea Grant Marine Science Minute: King Tides It’s a beautiful sunny day on the Florida coast with no hurricanes in sight. So why are the streets flooded with seawater?

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Episode 30 – Stormwater Runoff

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2024/10/23

Today on Florida Sea Grant Marine Science Minute: Stormwater Attention, Florida residents! Stormwater pollution is silently endangering our state's beautiful waters. When it rains, pollutants like oil, pesticides, and litter rush through our streets and down the stormwater drain.

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Episode 29 – Climate Change

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2024/10/16

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Climate Change The impacts of climate change will continue to affect communities and all of us living in Florida for decades to come. Climate change is the shift (or change) in average temperature and weather conditions regionally and globally.

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Episode 28 – Stone Crabs

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2024/10/09

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Stone Crabs Florida provides 99% of the stone crab harvest in the United States. Unlike other crabs, we harvest only the claws, and the crab is returned to the water. Stone crabs can regenerate a harvested claw—but only if the claw is broken properly and even then, regeneration may take several years. Stone crabs are a special Florida treat and you can contribute to a sustainable fishery by only buying stone crabs from reputable vendors.

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Episode 27 – Manatees

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2024/10/02

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Manatees Designated as the state marine mammal, the Florida Manatee is a charismatic herbivore that migrates between coastal waters and freshwater systems, attracting millions of tourists to Florida every year. For decades, the Florida Manatee faced a considerable risk of extinction. Thanks to research, policy, regulations, public engagement, and conservation efforts, the Florida manatee has recovered to a healthy population and has been

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Episode 26 – Sharks

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2024/09/25

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Sharks Sharks are fascinating creatures! The earliest evidence of shark fossils dates to 450 million years ago, which means that sharks appeared almost two hundred million years before the dinosaurs. Today, about 500 shark species are swimming in the ocean. Some sharks are top predators that help regulate the populations of species lower down the food chain, which helps maintain balanced ecosystems and biodiversity. Sharks are also

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Episode 25 – National Estuaries Week

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2024/09/18

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: National Estuaries Week Estuaries are coastal areas where freshwater mixes with ocean water, providing a home to thousands. More than 2/3 of the commercial fish species caught in the United States spend some or all their lives in an estuary. Estuaries protect against the impacts of climate change. These natural areas act as a buffer against storms, protecting communities and infrastructure from floods and rising seas. Estuaries are also a

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Episode 24 – Microplastics

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2024/09/11

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Microplastics Microplastics are small plastic particles less than 5 millimeters in size. They come from many sources, including synthetic fibers from textiles and the breakdown of larger plastic items. Microplastics are found in the ocean, rivers, and even air. Microplastics are eaten by animals either by accident or because they are mistaken for food. Humans are probably exposed to microplastics every time we breathe or swallow! We can

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Episode 21 – Sand Dunes

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2024/08/21

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Sand dunes Did you know that sand dunes are nature's line of defense? Sand dunes are natural coastal mounds formed by the accumulation of wind-blown sand, support unique ecosystems and wildlife, and protect against storm surge. Unfortunately, many of Florida’s dunes are degraded by improper coastal construction or washed away by hurricanes, leading to the need for restoration. Florida Sea Grant provides resources for restoring dunes, but

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Episode 19 – Red Tide

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2024/08/07

Today on Marine Science Minute with Florida Sea Grant: Red Tide Red tide is the name for the harmful algal bloom caused by the algae, Karenia brevis. Red tides often affect Florida’s Gulf Coast during the summer and fall. Red tide blooms can last just a few days, or during extreme events, even years. Red tide is considered harmful because it produces a suite of toxins called brevetoxins. These can cause fish kills and other marine die-offs. Brevetoxins can also cause respiratory irritation in

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