Red Tide Update as of May 24, 2013
Southwest Region:Karenia brevis, the Florida red tide organism, was found in background concentrations in several samples collected alongshore, inshore and […]
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Red Tide Bloom Continues to Impact Southwest Florida
The worst red tide to impact Florida since 2007 continues to wreak havoc on our southwest gulf beaches. The bloom
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Worst Red Tide Bloom In Southwest Florida Since 2007
In early October, State and local officials identified a large patch of red tide that appeared to stretch from inshore
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Red Tide and Nutrient Study Advancing at Mote
Our friends at Mote Laboratory have asked us to share the following news release: Mote Marine Laboratory scientists are studying
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Mote’s Waldo Sent on Mission
Mote Marine recently deployed a robot submarine to help monitor the red tide bloom off Southwest Florida. The yellow robot
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Editorial Calls for Funding of Red Tide Research
An Editorial in the Herald Tribune on October 10th cited the latest red tide bloom that has hit the gulf
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NOAA Helps Florida Monitor Red Tide
The significant red tide bloom that has hit Florida has garnered the attention of the National Centers for Coastal Ocean
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Red Tide Hits Ireland
At the height of the tourist season a vast red tide algae bloom is threatening the multimillion dollar shellfish industry
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Help to Forcast Outbreaks of Red Tide
A team from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is hoping the device they call “a robot in a box”, will be
Red Tide Causes Lobster Walk Out from the Sea
This March coastal officials have been on high alert north of Lambert Bay, West Africa. The alarm was raised by
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Road Map to Battle Red Tide
National Public Radio’s Ashley Ahearn reported that scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are working to prevent
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Blue Light and Red Tide Blooms
A team of researchers in the United States and Spain has solved one of the main riddles about red tide