TCPalm: Take a look inside Florida Oceanographic Society's new Ocean EcoCenter
Check out photos of exhibits and displays in the Ocean EcoCenter!
Teen Environmental Ambassador Program - Ocean Plastic Advocates
Gain a better understanding of the origins and issues of plastic pollution in our oceans with a group cleanup of Stuart Beach.
Teen Environmental Ambassador Program - Oyster Habitat Monitoring (FULL)
Work with our Research Staff and learn about the importance of living oyster reefs.
Teen Environmental Ambassador Program - Ocean & Climate
Learn about how the changing climate is affecting our ocean and what part we can play in advocating for change.
Teen Environmental Ambassador Program: Restoring Oyster Populations (Canceled)
Wade into the Indian River Lagoon and learn first-hand about oyster restoration!
Teen Immersion Experiences Camp Info Sign-Up (Ages 12-16)
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Teen Summer Environmental Opportunities
LOVE the environment? Want to share your passion and earn volunteer hours?
Florida Oceanographic Society has summer volunteer opportunities for teens ages 15-17
Teen Environmental Ambassador Program
Ocean Plastic Advocates - Friday, July 14 |9 am - 10:30 am
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In the Bedroom of the Shark (In Person Registration)
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In the Bedroom of the Shark: Underwater Mating and Dating in the Florida Keys
Dive in to learn more about the fascinating story of nurse shark courtship and mating from a world-renowned shark biologist.
The History of the St. Lucie River - 125 years of Change
Step back in time to see how a documentary filmmaker unraveled the true history of the St. Lucie River, “America’s Amazon.”
The Loxa-Lucie Headwaters - Continuing the History of Preserving Environmentally Valuable Lands in Martin County
Learn about a new land preservation initiative to protect the headwaters of Kitching Creek and the north-flowing South Fork of the St. Lucie River.
In The News
RESEARCH DEPARTMENT NEWS
(8/2023) Director of Research and Conservation, Dr. Loraé Simpson, spoke with City & State Florida about what sargassum can teach us about mangroves and their tolerance to high nutrient levels. You can read the article at the link here.
(8/2023) Our Research Teams…
"The Science Behind Oyster Restoration" Workshop
Learn about the science behind oyster restoration and living shoreline construction!
The Story of Plastic Film Screening
Join us at the Blake Library for a screening of The Story of Plastic.
The Vital Role of Seagrass in Coastal Ecosystems
Beneath the shimmering surface of our coastal waters lies a hidden treasure vital to the health of our marine environments: seagrass.
The Young and Passionate Megan Brookes
Megan Brookes became involved with Florida Oceanographic because she has always had a passion for the environment. When she first started as a volunteer at Florida Oceanographic, she was looking for somewhere that she could be a part of the conservation efforts in her local community.
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Blue-green algae’s toxicity is a worry for both wildlife and humans. With the algae spreading beyond Lake Okeechobee and into canals, there’s ample cause for concern.
They're called 'super clams,' and the Indian River Lagoon just got 55,000 of them
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Tom Thornton Mobilizes to End Plastics in the Ocean
Meet Volunteer Tom Thornton
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Too much polluted agricultural water threatens Everglades' engineered wetlands, study says.
