Funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Supports FWRI Research Projects Written By: Wendy Quigley

Important Contacts Written By: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute You can help the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) protect species by providing information, such as sightings of tagged manatees or injured sea turtles.

FWRI Locations Written By: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute is made up of many facilities throughout Florida. There are three buildings at its main location in St. Petersburg, Florida, and numerous field laboratories around the state.

History of Florida’s Harmful Algal Bloom Task Force Written By: The Fish and Wildlife Health Group Learn more about harmful algal blooms, creation of the Harmful Algal Bloom Task Force, its Technical Advisory Group, and past funded projects.

Contact Us Written By: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Links provided to help you navigate our site

Publications Written By: Cristina Carollo and Dave Reed Listing of peer reviewed publications for the GAME Project

ECOHAB: Karenia Written By: Harmful Algal Bloom Group The Ecology and Oceanography of Harmful Algal Blooms (ECOHAB) program is a national study of harmful algal blooms. ECOHAB: Karenia is a subproject that focuses on Karenia brevis, the Florida red tide organism.

Press Release FWC red tide expert earns two prestigious awards Written By: Carli Segelson Released December 2, 2008

Welcome to the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Written By: FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI) has provided over fifty years of service to Florida's people and resources. FWRI strives to provide the scientific foundation for management of Florida’s fish and wildlife resources.

Marine Fisheries Research Written By: The FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute’s marine fisheries research efforts focus on Florida's recreational and commercial marine fisheries species.

Freshwater Fisheries Research Written By: The FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Freshwater fisheries biologists provide analyses of freshwater fish and invertebrate species in Florida lakes, fish management areas, rivers, and streams.

Ecosystem Assessment And Restoration Written By: The FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute’s habitat and ecosystem research provides the foundation for developing ecologically and environmentally sound restoration and enhancement practices, materials, and recommendations.

Wildlife Research Written By: FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Wildlife researchers work throughout the state to collect and provide information related to the population status and threats, habitat requirements, life history, and recovery needs of upland, aquatic, and marine species.

Information Science and Management Written By: FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Information Science and Management researchers provide the technological expertise to support the broad approach necessary to address Florida’s complex fish-, wildlife-, and habitat-related issues.

Office of the Director Written By: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute The Director of FWRI surpervises the major scientific sections, the Research Operations section, and the Outreach Coordination Office.

Message from the Director Written By: Gil McRae The Director of the Fish and Wildlife Institute discusses efforts to provide natural resource managers, stakeholders, and the public with timely information and guidance to protect, conserve, and manage Florida’s fish and wildlife resources.

Programs of the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Written By: FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Each year, the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute produces a summary of its programs. This document is made available as a downloadable PDF.

Conference Room Reservations Written By: Fish and Wildlife Research Institute FWRI conference room information.

An Evaluation of FWRI's Historic Red Tide Database Written By: Harmful Algal Bloom Research Group Two statisticians were recently commissioned to conduct an independent evaluation of the Institute's historic red tide database.

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