Permanent captivity likely for injured panther kitten
May 09, 2012
FWC asks for help in chipmunk research
May 04, 2012
Snook researcher wins conservation award
May 03, 2012
Fishing associations honor 3 FWC employees
May 02, 2012
Entangled dolphin rescued in St. Johns River
May 01, 2012
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Red Tide Current Status
This summary report of current red tide conditions around Florida includes a map of sampling results and regional status reports.
Bay Scallop Web Survey Taps Recreational HarvestersHow plentiful are bay scallops along Florida's Gulf coast? Help biologists answer this question by submitting your bay scallop catch data.
Coastal Wetlands Research Internship
This new program is looking for interns to assist with laboratory tasks, field research projects, and the development of outreach materials.
The Importance of Natural History CollectionsSpecimen collections, an invaluable resource to researchers, document the presence of a particular species in place and time.
Researcher Spotlight: Anna FasoliFor traveling researcher Anna Fasoli, bird watching is a hobby and a career.
Mapping Spawning Habitat of Spotted Seatrout in Tampa BayBiologists map data from passive acoustic surveys throughout Tampa Bay to better understand spawning site preferences of spotted seatrout.
About the ImageSoutheastern American kestrel nestlings. Learn more about our research on this threatened species.
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FWC Facts:The Gulf sturgeon spawns 140 miles upstream from the mouth of the Suwannee River, one of the last pristine rivers with no dams to bar its path.
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