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Award will let FGCU masters student continue marine research

Local masters student Susannah Cogburn receives $5,000 as a research stipend from the Guy Harvey Foundation for marine research.

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SCCF takes part in Everglades Action Day in Tallahassee | News, Sports, Jobs - SANIBEL-CAPTIVA

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation Policy & Advocacy Associate Allie Pecenka recently joined Conservancy of Southwest Florida Water Policy Manager Michele

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FGCU researchers study red tide blooming after Hurricane Ian

Researchers from Florida Gulf Coast University are studying the red tide blooming after Hurricane Ian to learn more about what causes it.

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Researchers studying red tides off the coast of Southwest Florida

Red tide has been detected off Southwest Florida's coastline. Low concentrations were found off Lee County, with a spot of high concentration off Charlotte's coast.

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FGCU Water School researchers embark on seven-day voyage to survey Hurricane Ian s impact on Gulf | News, Sports, Jobs

Do hurricanes make red tide worse? How are creatures that live on the bottom of the sea dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Ian? What about coral reefs? O

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