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FWC Research
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The official UA-cam channel of FWC's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI).
The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute is the research division of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).
Our mission: Through effective research and technical knowledge, we provide timely information and guidance to protect, conserve, and manage Florida's fish and wildlife resources.
The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute is the research division of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).
Our mission: Through effective research and technical knowledge, we provide timely information and guidance to protect, conserve, and manage Florida's fish and wildlife resources.
Replenishing Seagrass from Seedlings
For decades, FWRI scientists have carefully monitored seagrass health throughout Florida, witnessing both alarming die-offs and encouraging signs of recovery. From 2018 to 2020, Tampa Bay saw a concerning reduction of its seagrass meadows, with a loss of over 16 percent, or more than 6,350 acres. These losses not only affect the biodiversity of Florida’s waters, but also our coastal water quality and the survival of vulnerable species. FWRI aims to use research findings to help resource managers make informed, effective science-based decisions for Florida’s seagrass conservation and restoration.
Learn more: myfwc.com/research/habitat/seagrasses/
#seagrass #science #restoration #marineresearch
Learn more: myfwc.com/research/habitat/seagrasses/
#seagrass #science #restoration #marineresearch
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Assessing Black Bear Cubs - Southwest Florida Bear Project
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FWRI bear biologists study demographic variables of black bear adults and cubs in Florida, including adult female survival, cub survival, and fecundity (reproductive output) to estimate subpopulation growth or decline. Biologists collect detailed data by tracking female bears and their offspring for several years. The resulting estimate of subpopulation growth allows researchers to predict bear...
Navegando por los Recursos de la Marea Roja
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Cuando se produce una floración de la marea roja frente a la costa de Florida, ¿dónde puede ir para encontrar un mapa actualizado que muestre la extensión de la floración? Este video le mostrará todas las herramientas en línea que el FWC pone a su dirección para rastrear las floraciones de la marea roja a medida que ocurren, incluyendo nuestro mapa interactivo de muestra diaria. Las versiones b...
Indian River Field Lab: Marine Fisheries Research
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FWRI's Indian River Field Lab is one of the Institute’s 31 field labs located throughout the state. This lab is home to two marine fisheries research programs. The Fisheries-Independent Monitoring (FIM) program, which collects data on hundreds of fish and invertebrate species that inhabit Florida’s riverine, estuarine, and coastal reef habitats. This includes monitoring abundance trends of impo...
Navigating Red Tide Resources
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When a red tide bloom occurs off Florida’s coast, where can you go to find an up-to-date map showing the known extent of the bloom? This video will show you all the online tools FWC makes available to track red tide blooms as they occur, including our interactive daily sample map. Linked below are short versions based on topic: Using the Red Tide Map: ua-cam.com/video/PE1-f9WMVU4/v-deo.html Onl...
Oyster Research: Habitat Suitability Modeling
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Oyster Research: Habitat Suitability Modeling
Hogfish Research in Dry Tortugas National Park
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Hogfish Research in Dry Tortugas National Park
Coral Research: Disturbance Response Monitoring
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Coral Research: Disturbance Response Monitoring
Hogfish Telemetry in Dry Tortugas National Park
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Hogfish Telemetry in Dry Tortugas National Park
Western Dry Rocks Research: Reef Visual Census
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Western Dry Rocks Research: Reef Visual Census
Western Dry Rocks Research: Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
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Western Dry Rocks Research: Autonomous Underwater Vehicle
Western Dry Rocks Research: Social and Economic Science
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Western Dry Rocks Research: Social and Economic Science
Western Dry Rocks Research; Acoustic Tagging and Telemetry
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Western Dry Rocks Research; Acoustic Tagging and Telemetry
¿Puedo pedir mariscos en un restaurante?
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¿Puedo pedir mariscos en un restaurante?
Pienso que consumió mariscos contaminados, ¿Que debo hacer?
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Pienso que consumió mariscos contaminados, ¿Que debo hacer?
Seguridad de los Mariscos Durante la Marea Roja
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Seguridad de los Mariscos Durante la Marea Roja
Red Tide: I Think I Ate Tainted Seafood, What Should I Do?
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Red Tide: I Think I Ate Tainted Seafood, What Should I Do?
Red Tide: Can I Order Seafood from a Restaurant?
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Red Tide: Can I Order Seafood from a Restaurant?
Western Dry Rocks Research: Underwater Camera Arrays
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Western Dry Rocks Research: Underwater Camera Arrays
The Enigma of Alligator Snappers in the Homosassa River
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The Enigma of Alligator Snappers in the Homosassa River
Thanks for sharing, glad to know there will be little ones on the way.😊
Those large serpents are eating manatees whole.
Manatees are some of the most beautiful creatures alive today. I have fed them swim with them they are vegetarians and very friendly
Dont forget to wax and polish your manatees??? 😂
Manatee's in a golf course pond. Now that add's a whole new meaning to water hazard.
Beautiful ❤
DabbieI thought it was Debbie
How did they get there 🤔
Hurricane
Storm surge pushed water onto the golf course allowing the manatees to access the pond. When the water receded, the manatees were trapped in the pond.
@@FWCResearch thank you kindly ♥️
They find every kind of creature,,sneaking around Florida's golf course's, it's crazy
I'm happy they look to be in good shape. (No big scars even!)
insane, great work yall
HEROES ARE REAL 🤩🤩🤩
Cool good team work
Hell yeah
Hook hangers😢
Love-All-Life ❤GODSPEED WWG1-WGA 😊
Chrismas trees work well
yay... crap for my line to snag on... thanks for modifying public lands...
As if deadheads weren't enough of a problem
You would think they’d come up with a less dangerous idea. I can see the carnage these would cause if someone jumped in for a swim and landed on one.
These fish attractors are typically for your entry level fishermen who will come and suspend a bobber over them, not cast sinking lures at them. Their locations are also shared so that you can avoid them if you'd like. Structures such as these aid in the recruitment of young sportfish to the lake's population, giving them valuable escape cover and feeding areas where the rest of the lake bed may be essentially a "desert". Anyone complaining about these should reassess their knowledge of how fisheries are made sustainable for public use.
Now, you can't fish in that area.
Luer snaggers!
This is a fisherman's nightmare. Bad idea. The person who thought of this should be put in jail lol
Line killers
You can propagate my sponge any day
Learning. Interesting to watch
Fishing nets 🤬🤬🤬
this is so amazing, great work guys! :)
We have been seeing these in NW Ohio for the last 4 or 5 years. The local Wildlife State Park might have seen them longer(Not sure) Im just near lots of Farm fields and they seem to circle the area. One day they are in the North field. The next morning or day they will be in SW field near the woods. Just a group of 3 of them.
Thank you for your comment. The Florida sandhill crane (G. c. pratensis), is a non-migratory year-round breeding resident. They are joined every winter by ~25,000 migratory greater sandhill cranes (G. c. tabida), the larger of the two subspecies, and likely the birds you are seeing. The greater sandhill crane winters in Florida but nests in the Great Lakes region. You can read more about sandhill cranes here: myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/profiles/birds/cranes/sandhill-crane/
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OMG this is my video and photos. They did a good job putting them together. They are the heroes.
Thank you so much Kathy for your help!
This was my moms footage! She’s a huge animal lover and literally refused to leave until they came. ❤️
You got to it just in time. It was really struggling to breathe. That was a close one. Good job guys.
Scheiß Netze😢😢😢😢😢
doing God’s work!
Great Job Guys!!!! It's sad that humans can be the lowest form of intelligence at times and throw harmful fishing line and other plastics in the water.
Fun fact. 52% of the worlds ocean plastics are from commercial fishing.
You’re doing the Lord’s work! Thank you! 🙏
Awesome job!! All those concerned about wildlife thank you!
Well done ladies and gentlemen 👏
OUTSTANDING...GOD BLESS YOU ALL...INCREDIBLE JOB...
"Thank you hairless apes!" -The Dolphin, probably.
Humans can be zeros and heroes on the same day.
I hope it survived 😢
It did !
Yes, it did survive
I’m your 233 like I am honored
so discusting
Marine biology is so sick
What are the monitoring for?
Researchers are collecting long-term mark-recapture data at six sites to determine population estimates and survivorship, which will allow them to detect population trends.
So if the oisteyr poops itself you could say it spat itself?