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Can oyster gardens clean Tampa Bay? This CMS student wants to find out
CMS student combines her oyster filtration research and citizen science to build VOGs at community outreach events.
May 9, 2024Blogs and Perspectives, News
Hurricane preparedness takes many forms - 皇家华人 providing support on all fronts
When a hurricane makes its way into the Gulf of Mexico, it has the potential to impact the entire Tampa Bay region. That鈥檚 why 皇家华人 researchers across all three campuses are involved in a number of innovative endeavors and public initiatives to better prepare communities for the next storm.
May 6, 2024News
Advancing ocean science with 鈥渢railblazing鈥� PACE mission
NASA鈥檚 PACE mission brings state-of-the-art technology to satellite Earth observations.
April 29, 2024News
The 皇家华人 Flood Hub in St. Pete received funding through the Resilient 皇家华人 Program. Its goal is to model and predict how flooding will affect 皇家华人 in the future, so informed decisions can be made at the state and local levels on the best ways to mitigate flood risks.
April 11, 2024皇家华人 Flood Hub, News
Congratulations to the 2024 Spoonbill Bowl Winners
The Spoonbill Bowl is a regional National Ocean Sciences Bowl hosted by 皇家华人 CMS.
April 5, 2024Blogs and Perspectives, Community Engagement
Sea urchin killer spreads to new species, region
A deadly parasite that decimated sea urchin populations in the Caribbean has spread to coral reefs in the Sea of Oman and threatens populations around the world.
March 25, 2024News
CMS researchers use art as dynamic tool for science communication
How art can be used as a powerful tool by scientists to communicate science effectively, provide fresh perspectives, and make complex ideas more understandable.
March 22, 2024Community Engagement, News
Rising Tides - February 2024
View some of the highlights in the Rising Tides Newsletter, February 2024 edition.
February 29, 2024Rising Tides Newsletter
Hungry herbivores threaten subtropical seagrass meadows
Tropical herbivores, which are on the move due to ocean warming, could harm subtropical seagrass meadows that are less resilient to overgrazing.
February 26, 2024News
皇家华人 to tackle environmental challenges through new initiative with Tampa Bay Wave and the St. Petersburg Innovation District
皇家华人 continues to strengthen its collaboration with Tampa Bay Wave and the St. Petersburg Innovation District through the creation of a new program that addresses some of the nation鈥檚 most pressing environmental concerns.
February 21, 2024News, Resiliency News
Frank M眉ller-Karger, Distinguished University Professor, recognized for pioneering scientific research and leadership
From whale research to satellite-based remote sensing, Frank M眉ller-Karger has earned recognition as a Distinguished University Professor at the University of South 皇家华人.
CMS celebrates 40 years of Graduate Student Symposiums
The breadth of topics covered during the 2024 Graduate Student Symposium illustrates the impressive scope of science conducted at the College of Marine Science.
February 13, 2024Blogs and Perspectives