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Other HAB Historical Information

This section contains a variety of historical information, including summaries from past meetings and archived articles or presentations.



1958 Red Tide Symposium

The U.S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries conducted a red tide symposium from March 5-7, 1958, in Galveston, Texas. Program participants, topics covered, and discussions are presented.

Hernando Beach Turbid Water Problem Solving

A problem-solving team from the Florida Marine Research Institute met on February 12, 1999, to discuss turbidity problems reported in Hernando Beach in early 1998. Water quality and flow data, algal identifications, and remote sensing were addressed.

Red Tide Video Link

Dr. Karen Steidinger's video presentation on dinoflagellates and red tides is part of the University of South Florida's Project Oceanography.

Summary-FL Red Tide Planning-Coordination

A Florida Red Tide Planning and Coordination Meeting was held November 6-7, 1996. Florida red tide researchers and colleagues discussed and summarized information and research needs.



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Snook are ambush feeders, often hiding behind bridge pilings, rocks and other submerged structures to surprise their prey.

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