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Dr. Duane E. De Freese, Ph.D.

Dr. De Freese currently serves as the Executive Director of the newly formed IRL Council, a special district of the State of Florida, and host of the Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program. Duane currently serves as a Governor-appointed Board ...

Job Title
Executive Director

Person

Dr. Dubravko Justic

Professor, Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences Research Interests - Ecosystem modeling - Biological oceanography - Coastal eutrophication - Hypoxia - Impacts of climate change on coastal ecosystems GoMRI-funded projects: - Coastal Waters Consortium (CWC Consortium, Year 2-4 Consortia Grants ...

Organizations
Louisiana State University

Person

Dr. Michael Parsons

Dr. Parsons is an Associate Professor of Marine Science at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) and a faculty member of FGCU's Coastal Watershed Institute. He was a State of Louisiana Board of Regents Fellow and received his Ph.D. from Louisiana ...

Organizations
Coastal Watershed Institute
Job Title
Associate Professor

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Dr. Thomas A. Grigalunas

Dr. Grigalunas' research focuses on economic valuation and coastal and marine resource issues. Recent projects include a series of valuation studies for the Peconic National Estuary Program, assessment of the cost to fisheries due to marine dredging and disposal, and ...

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Interaction Between Water-Column Structure and Reproduction in Jellyfish Populations of Mobile Bay

Current theories of regional jellyfish increases include overall system production due to coastal eutrophication, and relaxation of competition for food resources by increased fishing activity on planktivorous fishes. Though these theories are not exclusive of each other, they do not ...

Project Status
Project complete
Study Site
Mobile Bay

Project

Pseudo-nitzschia spp. and Domoic Acid are Present in Louisiana Coastal Waters — is an Outbreak of Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning Possible?

Toxic species of Pseudo-nitzschia are often present in great abundance in Louisiana coastal waters, including areas where there are oyster beds. Elsewhere, the toxin domoic acid has accumulated in bivalves (such as mussels and razor clams) that feed on Pseudo-nitzschia ...

Project Status
Project complete
Study Site
Louisiana Coast

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Tracing the Mixing of Groundwater into Coastal Waters Utilizing a New Radiochemical Technique: Radium Isotope Systematics to look at the Geologic Control of Aquifers

This project proposes to develop 223,224,228,226Ra isotope systematics to address the issue of groundwater flow into Florida Bay. Such methods are critical in accurately evaluating the role of submarine discharge and have direct implications for assessing coastal eutrophication, contamination and ...

Project Status
Project complete
Study Site
Gulf of Mexico

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