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Pinellas County increases red tide response, dead fish removal
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Pinellas County removes more than 800,000 pounds of dead marine life due to red tide
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While red tide conditions remain much-improved along Pinellas Countyâs Gulf beaches, the same canât be said for areas in and along Tampa Bay.
A report released July 9 by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says bloom concentrations of the red tide organism, Karenia brevis, were observed in water samples taken in Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough and Sarasota counties with the highest concentrations in Tampa Bay.
Concentrations from high to background levels were found in Pinellas, very low to medium in Pasco, very low to high in Hillsborough and low to medium in Sarasota.
Fish kills suspected to be related to red tide were reported in all four counties and respiratory irritation was reported in Pinellas and Sarasota counties.
Mounds of dead fish close beaches, prompt around-the-clock cleanup in Pinellas, Hillsborough counties
Catherine Hawley reports
TAMPA, Fla. - Massive amounts of dead fish are washing onshore across Tampa Bay. Several beaches are closed and crews are racing to clean up the smelly, decaying mess.
Bay Area experts say it’s happening because of red tide, but it’s early in the season to see such high concentrations of the algae.
The city of Tampa shut down the dog beach at Picnic Island Park Friday. The Tampa Bay Estuary Program says, in the wake of Hurricane Elsa, the levels of red tide are actually higher in Tampa Bay.
For 30 years, the Oceanography Camp for Girls has inspired teens to pursue careers in science
Teresa Greely, ’85, MS ’94 and PhD ’08, far left, has served as the camp’s director since 1994. Angela Lodge, a former social worker and youth development expert who co-directed the camp for more than 20 years, stands at far right. [Photo: College of Marine Science]
By Kristen Kusek MA AND MS ’98 | College of Marine Science
THE USF COLLEGE OF MARINE SCIENCE launched its first Oceanography Camp for Girls (OCG) in 1991. That also was the year digital cell phone technology was launched, although most people still had phones attached to walls and the year “the web” became publicly
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