Commercial Marine Life Finfish Image Gallery Written By: Fisheries-Dependent Monitoring Finfish images and associated information pertaining to trip ticket reporting.
Largemouth Bass Virus (LMBV) and Its Effects on Largemouth Bass Resources in Florida Written By: Wes Porak (FWC) and Jack Gaskin (University of Florida – College of Veterinary Medicine) What is LMBV and what happens when fish become infected? Is it a concern in Florida? This article chronicles what we currently know about LMBV and its effects on Florida's largemouth bass populations.
Most Recent Commercial Landings Data for Freshwater Fisheries in Florida Written By: Kimberly Bonvechio Each year, FWC biologists collect landings data for commercially-harvested freshwater species. Here are the most recent landings data for these species and the economic value of these landings to the state of Florida.
Stocking Evaluation of Hatchery-Reared Largemouth Bass in Lake Talquin Written By: Rich Cailteux Largemouth bass were stocked in Lake Talquin, Florida, from 2000 to 2002. This study evaluated those efforts.
"Ask the Red Tide Experts" Media Conference Call at 10:30 a.m. EDT Friday Written By: Wendy Quigley Released October 18, 2007
Careers with the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Written By: Jessica Pernell Are you interested in a career with the FWC's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute? Read on to learn how to find open positions.
Careers in Marine Mammal Science Written By: Jessie Smith This link will help you find more information on pursuing a career in marine mammal science.
MarineQuest School Daze Written By: Jessica Pernell Enjoy a fun, free, hands-on field trip for students in grades 4 through 12.
Microcystis in the Environment and Its Health Effects Written By: Harmful Algal Bloom Group Microcystis is found naturally at low concentrations in freshwater systems and sometimes in low salinity areas. It occasionally forms a harmful algal bloom (HAB). Microcystis produces a toxin that can affect human and animal health.
Sea Stats Written By: Jessica Pernell This series consists of 23 titles that provide information on some of our areas of marine research including fish, manatees, coral reefs, and red tide.
Trichodesmium in Florida—2004 Written By: Harmful Algal Bloom Group In May and June of 2004, an area of discolored water was reported off the coast of southwest Florida. Water samples showed high concentrations of Trichodesmium sp., a marine cyanobacterium found worldwide.
News Advisory Red Tide Suspected in Recent Manatee Deaths (03/05/2005) Written By: Allison Bozarth This news announcement was released on March 5, 2005, following reports of numerous manatee deaths in southwest Florida. The final report was released on September 20, 2006.
Press Release Consumption Advisory for Pig Frog Legs for Everglades And Francis S. Taylor Wildlife Management Area (Water Conservation Areas 2 and 3) in Palm Beach, Broward And Miami-Dade Counties Written By: Carli Segelson and DOH Released May 14, 2008
Press Release FWC Unveils New Florida Manatee License Plate Written By: Carli Segelson Released December 20, 2007
11th International Coral Reef Symposium to be held July 2008 in Fort Lauderdale Written By: Shannon Wade Every four years the International Coral Reef Symposium (ICRS) convenes as a major scientific conference to provide the latest knowledge about coral reefs worldwide.
11th International HAB Conference Written By: Harmful Algal Bloom Group The 11th International Conference on Harmful Algae, hosted by the Phycological Society of Southern Africa, was held November 15–19, 2004, in Cape Town, South Africa.
1958 Red Tide Symposium Written By: Harmful Algal Bloom Group The U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries conducted a red tide symposium from March 5–7, 1958, in Galveston, Texas. Program participants, topics covered, and discussions are presented.
1995–1996 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report Written By: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission-Florida Marine Research Institute 1995–1996 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report
1996–1997 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report Written By: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission-Florida Marine Research Institute 1996–1997 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report
1997 Atlantic Croaker Stock Assessment Written By: Gil McRae This article is an update of the status of the Atlantic croaker, Micropogonias undulatus, fishery in Florida as reported to the Marine Fisheries Commission.
1997 Spot Stock Assessment Written By: Gil McRae, Robert G. Muller, Rich Paperno This report provides an update to the Marine Fisheries Commission on the status of the Spot, Leiostomus xanthurus, fishery in Florida.
1997–1998 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report Written By: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission-Florida Marine Research Institute 1997–1998 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report
1998–1999 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report Written By: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission-Florida Marine Research Institute 1998–1999 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report
1999 Greater Amberjack Stock Assessment Written By: Gary A. Nelson As one alternative to the age-structure sequential population analysis model (Legault and Turner, 1999), a Delury depletion model (Hilborn and Walters, 1992) was used to estimate fishing mortality for greater amberjack.
1999–2000 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report Written By: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission-Florida Marine Research Institute 1999–2000 Save the Manatee Trust Fund Annual Report

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