We’ve all heard of the “desert island” game. What would you bring if you were stranded? Preparing for a kayak camping trip is not entirely different. We offer seven resources to help you plan.
Monthly Archives
February 2012
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Oyster Reef Ecology | On the Reef
Crabs and Oysters: Oyster Collaborator Featured on Public Television
One of David and Randall’s oyster collaborators, Dr. Jeb Byers, was recently featured in a…
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Apalachicola River and BayEcoAdventuresKayak and Canoe AdventuresRivers and Streams
Paddling and Wildlife Watching Around the Apalachicola River
We could have shot for days along the Apalachicola River, but we only got one. And it was a busy day, as you see in our latest EcoAdventure.
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Smokey the Bear told us not to, but sometimes Mother Nature has to disagree. Prescribed burns are being used as part of strategy to restore the longleaf pine/ wiregrass ecosystem.
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Now online, an original WFSU documentary that takes an in depth look at the need, practice and history of controlled burning in Florida.
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We welcome Dr. Randall Hughes and Dr. David Kimbro back to the United States! Randall shares a video of a seagrass bed Port Phillip Bay, Australia.
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The Apalachicola River Basin is known as one of the most biodiverse places in the United States. But what does biodiversity mean? As it turns out, there is more than one answer.