Upcoming Programs

Dr. Michael Savarese

Three Geological Tales of Florida’s Gulf Coast in the Context of a Changing Climate

Oct 21, 2026 at 2 PM ET. A surprising set of forces shapes Florida's coastline and these vary over space and time. Learn more in this webinar from Dr. Michael Savarese, Professor of Marine Science and Environmental Studies at Florida Gulf Coast University.

Alexandria Walus

Seagrass fish community change across seasons and decades along Florida's Gulf Coast

Nov 18, 2026 at 2 PM ET. Variations in seagrass fish communities are some of the most fascinating and important dynamics in Florida's coastal system. Gain insights into the world of seagrass fish communities in this presentation from Alexandria Walus, PhD Student at UF/IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station.

Dr. Lisa Krimsky

Assessing and communicating vulnerability and resilience to HABs in Florida and the Nature Coast

Dec 9, 2026 at 2 PM ET. Harmful algal blooms (HABs) affect everyone in Florida one way or another. Learn more about how HABs are studied and communicated about from Dr. Lisa Krimsky, Regional Specialized Extension Agent IV with UF/IFAS Extension and Florida Sea Grant.

Dr. Megan Moore

Community-Driven Oyster Restoration

Jan 20, 2027 at 2 PM ET. Have you heard of VOGs? Vertical oyster gardens are popping up all over Florida, including in the Nature Coast. Learn about VOGs in this presentation from Dr. Megan Moore, Extension Agent II with UF/IFAS Extension Pasco County and Florida Sea Grant.

Dr. Dave Chagaris

Red Tide, Food Webs, and Fisheries: Management Challenges and Solutions in an Ever-Changing Environment

Feb 17, 2027 at 2 PM ET. Fish and fisheries face many stressors that can change over space and time. Learn more about how these stressors are represented in ecosystem models that inform fisheries management from Dr. Dave Chagaris, Research Associate Professor at the UF/IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station.

Dr. Mark Clark

Status of three living shorelines in Cedar Key after two major hurricanes and as many as 7,305 tidal cycles

Mar 17, 2027 at 2 PM ET. Living shorelines are proving their worth globally, including in Cedar Key, FL. Hear about how living shoreline performance is assessed in this presentation from Dr. Mark Clark, Associate Professor with the UF/IFAS Soil, Water, and Ecosystem Science Department.

Dr. Ashely Smyth & Gabrielle Foursa

Seaweed Aquaculture in Florida: Challenges and Opportunities

Apr 14, 2027 at 2 PM ET. Seaweed aquaculture is a global industry but relatively new to Florida. Learn more about the science of seaweed aquaculture in this talk from Dr. Ashley Smyth, Associate Professor, and Gabrielle Foursa, PhD Student, both with the Regional Specialized Extension Agent IV with the UF/IFAS Soil, Water, and Ecosystem Science Department.S

Alexa Putillo

Community-Driven Oyster Restoration

May 19, 2027 at 2 PM ET. Sea turtles are one of the most famous marine animals but still harbor many secrets. Learn more about the foraging behaviors of loggerhead sea turtles this presentation from Alexa Putillo, PhD student in Biological Oceanography at Florida State University.

University of Florida is committed to providing universal access to all of our events. For disability accommodations please contact Savanna Barry, savanna.barry@ufl.edu, 352-325-6080 at least 2 weeks in advance. Advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility needs.

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