Red tide has had damaging impacts on our marine life and economy over the last several years, but researchers at Florida Gulf Coast University and Mote Marine Aquarium are working to turn the bad into something positive for the future by turning dead fish into an eco-friendly fertilizer.
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The Florida Department of Health in Lee County is reminding residents and visitors to use caution when on the beach or in waters with high concentrations of red tide. Protect your family and pets by staying away from affected areas until the blooms move further offshore or they go away. Red tide is a naturally […]
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I live on the lake, I am a fisherman, and I have noticed that in previous years there have been fish kills in the lake, mostly during summer, sometimes after chemical plant treatments, and when the algae and cyanobacteria in the lake get really bad. Are we going to see fish kills again this year? What is going on?