Marine science research projects in Florida

Welcome to the Tampa Bay Estuary Program, located at 263 13th Avenue South, Suite 350, St. Petersburg, Florida. As a local government office and an independent special district of the State of Florida, our mission is to foster partnerships that restore and protect Tampa Bay by implementing a scientifically sound, community-based management plan. We are excited to announce a new multi-year study aimed at understanding the priorities, attitudes, perceptions, activities, and well-being of Tampa Bay residents. Your participation in our survey will help us shape future priorities for improving the bay and enhancing the quality of life for the diverse communities that call Tampa Bay home.

Welcome to Fossils Park, a unique and enchanting destination nestled in the heart of Vinoy Park, St. Petersburg, Florida. Located at 701 Bayshore Drive Northeast, our park offers a captivating experience for visitors of all ages. Immerse yourself in the wonders of the prehistoric world as you explore our beautifully designed park, where nature and history intertwine seamlessly. At Fossils Park, we pride ourselves on providing an educational and entertaining environment for families, students, and fossil enthusiasts alike. Wander through our scenic trails and discover an array of fascinating fossil displays that showcase the rich geological history of Florida. Our exhibits are thoughtfully curated to inspire curiosity and spark a sense of adventure in every visitor.

Welcome to Lee County Sea Grant, your trusted local government office dedicated to promoting the sustainable use and conservation of coastal and marine resources in Fort Myers, Florida. Located in the heart of Lee County, our office is committed to enhancing the ecological and economic health of our community through education, research, and extension programs. We work closely with residents, businesses, and local organizations to address critical coastal issues, including marine resource management, water quality, and habitat restoration. Whether you are a local resident, a visitor, or a stakeholder interested in the vitality of our coastal environments, Lee County Sea Grant is here to provide you with valuable resources, expert guidance, and community-driven solutions. Join us in our mission to protect and preserve the natural beauty and diversity of our coastal region for future generations. Visit us at our Fort Myers location and discover the many ways we can support your connection to Florida’s vibrant marine ecosystems.