FSUCML Conservation Lecture this Thursday - The Underwater Archaeology of the First Americans: How rising water has both helped and hindered what we can know about the colonization of the continent.

The Florida State University Coastal & Marine Laboratory Enhancing Global Coastal & Marine  Literacy in Florida.

The Underwater Archaeology of the First Americans: How rising water has both helped and hindered what we can know about the colonization of the continent. Dr. Jessi Halligan, PhD. Assistant Professor  Florida State University  Department of Anthropology. Thursday, March 12, 2020     The Gopher Tortoise- A Keystone Species Conservation Challenge Dr. Katherine Gentry, Ph.D, Gopher Tortoise Program Coordinator, FWC Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission Thursday, April 9, 2020 It's that Time Again.  Mark Your Calendars, Get Your Materials, Assemble Your Crew and Build Your Boat for the FSUCML Whatever Floats   Your Boat Regatta April 18, 2020 Conservation Lectures  Thursday at 7 PM  FSUCML Auditorium Free & Open  to the Public RefreshmentsAvailable Before The Lecture We are pleased to announce at the Whatever Floats Your Boat Regatta, we will have guided boat tours by Florida Audubon to Lanark Reef.  Just $15 per person - 8 and up.  Space is limited so              register early.  d has b

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