The infographic below shows the participation that we had in this years event, themed "Restoration of Hydrology as a Key Step in Restoring the Function of Coastal Wetlands". The event was held at the Whitney Lab for Marine Bioscience - University of Florida from July 25-30, 2021.
Last year Dr. Martínez-Colón was approached by European colleagues to be a collaborator of a proposal to be funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). The four-year proposal was approved!
Dr. Michael Martínez-Colón
The project, undeRstanding coral thErmal bleaching threSholds during past interglacIaL extremes: Insight into thermal strEsses dyNamics on tropical Coral reef Ecosystems (RESILIENCE), contributes to the understanding of climate dynamics in tropical (e.g., Florida Keys) and subtropical regions, and to understand the cause of the survival and or decline of coral reefs, which is presently a global serious concern.
One of our CCME sponsored graduate students here at CSUMB, Caroline Rodriguez, was announced this morning as a Knauss Finalist.
The official announcement can be found here: https://seagrant.noaa.gov/Knauss-Fellowship-Program#finalists
She will officially start her fellowship this upcoming February after defending her masters thesis in the fall. Happy to answer any questions or put individuals in contact with Caroline.
Congratulations to all of our recent Spring 2021 graduates!
Rhamira Corbett - BS in Environmental Studies, FAMU (top left)
Alexis Hamilton - BS in Environmental Science, FAMU (top right)
Malia Machado - BS in Marine Sciences, CSUMB (bottom left)
Andria Miller - BS in Biological Sciences, JSU (bottom right)
Erica Brooks - B.S. in Biology, JSU
Aaliyah Brown - B.S. in Biology, FAMU
Rhamira Corbett - B.S. in Environmental Studies, FAMU
Taylor Eddy - M.S. in Marine Science, CSUMB
Derrick Gunn - B.S. in Biology, JSU
Alexis Hamilton - B.S. in Environmental Science, FAMU
Malia Machado - B.S. in Biology, CSUMB
Andria Miller - B.S. in Biological Sciences, JSU
Katia Sanchez - B.S. in Environmental Sciences, UTRGVM
Bayrón-Arcelay, M., Bourke, E., Garwood, J., and Martinez-Colon, M., Seasonal Assessment of Benthic Foraminifera in Apalachicola Bay, Florida.
Martinez-Colon, M., Overview of ongoing projects to assess the environmental health condition of Apalachicola Bay.
Morey, S.L., Impacts of river discharge variability on coastal and shelf water properties in and near Apalachicola Bay.
Del Angel D., Yoskowitz, D., Bilskie M., and Hagen S., Economic Impact Analysis of Storm Flooding under Sea Level Rise.
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- Multiple NOAA CCME Scholars Selected for Coastal Management Fellowships May 11, 2022
- NOAA CCME Scholar Daryin Medley Shares his Experiences Aboard the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer April 18, 2022
- Congratulations to All Award Winners for Their Oral and Poster Presentations at the Tenth Biennial NOAA EPP/MSI Education and Science Forum April 13, 2022
- NOAA CCME Scholar, Faculty Among Authors of Paper on Ecosystem Resistance and Resilience to Tropical Cyclones March 20, 2022
- Assistant Director Sharmini Pitter Speaks on "Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Ocean Justice" Panel March 10, 2022
- NOAA EPP/MSI 10th Biennial Education and Science Forum to be Held April 6 - 8, 2022 in Tallahasssee, FL on FAMU Campus November 30, 2021
- NOAA CCME Partner University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Earns Prestigious Seal of Excelencia November 9, 2021
- NOAA CCME Postdoc Dr. Ben Ross Shares his Experience Aboard the NOAA Ship Ronald H. Brown November 8, 2021
- Dr. Michael Martínez-Colón Studying the Pollution History of a “Superfund” Site in Puerto Rico November 4, 2021
- Four NOAA CCME Students Conduct Research Aboard R/V Hogarth October 1, 2021