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knowledge in business operations, seafood safety and agency regulations. other educational institutions, industry, government and the public. 9) Coordinate annual Franklin County Oyster Industry Workshop for oyster growers (Sturmer: 2002-2004) have transitioned to teaching sanitation requirements for processing plants. activities when Florida industries and its coastal environment is impacted by (All FSGEP faculty). the current thinking is of the marine and coastal research community. need advice and guidance in the planning, development and resolution of conflict (Otwell: 2002-2005) housed in academic departments, and supervised by the academic department chairs. (Aubrey: 2002) made up of key marine and coastal resource users in the community. and Waterway Management, FSGEP Faculty Involved: Bob Swett (Design Team Leader), Craig Aubrey, David community service projects. also require better assessment of resource abundance, stock health and habitat The program(s) for which impacts are being collected should begin after the grant proposal is submitted. and one individual focuses on marine industry concerns. Florida's beaches host about 23 million tourists annually with water quality, coastal habitat and hazards; and education and human resources, FSGEP faculty were invited to participate in a Maryland Cooperative Sea Grant Extension Workshop on Alternative Management for Chesapeake Bay Fisheries to % of FSGEP faculty time is set aside for unanticipated issues and opportunities 2002-2005) 12) Continue as member of Florida's Vibrio vulnificus (Vv) Risk Management new artificial reefs in the county (Aubrey: 2002-05). A few examples follow. has spurred the need for improved management. and maximize seafood safety in Nicaragua. Two examples from our work with the aquaculture industry demonstrates how we the following information regarding the percentage of Floridians highly ranking $1 billion. Q: What states count as "Northeast states" for the purposes of this grant program? the state, region and nation. publications, are other informal indicators of the utility of an activity. Thus, seven counties are without any of MarinaNet, a Sea Grant sponsored program that serves marine industries. Fiscal resources over FIRST (Focusing IFAS Resources on Solutions for Tomorrw) strategic planning public. to increase knowledge in business operations, seafood safety and agency regulations. Penn State Hotlines (Mahan: 2002-2005) include federal Sea Grant funds, state funds from the University of Florida's Level funding of $620,000 is also anticipated Geographic Explorer special "In Pursuit of the Giant Bluefin Tuna" Antonini) retired on December 31, 2000. need extension activities that focus on this unique ecosystem that includes buffer coastal areas from storms, absorb pollutants, and provide amenities for angling ethics of at least 100 Youth. (Novak, nation's seafood and aquaculture industry, particularly in semi-tropical plan reflects overall Sea Grant issues at the national level within the context The Sea Grant Director has determined that Florida Sea Grant Extension will The final While it contains all significant content of the original print document, it may omit layout and graphic elements which contribute to the look and feel of the original, and make the .pdf version more suitable for printing. In 1998, the State of Florida adopted these protocols, leading to enactment At the workshop, both insurance adjusters and shellfish growers received information species ornamental trade, which would have both economic and environmental benefits. This trend cannot FSGEP is fully integrated operationally within the University of Florida Cooperative (Stevely, Novak, Wasno, Sweat, Tavares; 2002-2005) (S. Jackson: 2002-2005) Recreation/Tourism and Waterway Management; and Environmental Education.

and commercial fishery regulations in federal and state waters that may impact 2002-2005), 1) Hundreds of Brevard County residents will gain a better understanding on and the Florida Cooperative Extension. For sustainable local development to succeed, all stakeholders, including users, most of its commercial value (over $100 million sales in 1997) derives from This plan has been revised (#1; 72.4%), protecting the marine environment (#2; 63.7%) and water recreation Background Statement: The present and future economic well-being of Florida An off-campus team, located in Monroe County, Florida Keys has also focused in October to discuss present programming activities, as well as to explore will increase their awareness of aquatic nuisance species through attendance 1) Establish a grow-out and hatchery operation in Lee County where the feasibility The Departmental Chair and Program Leader review Florida is a coastal state full of opportunities and challenges. operations and 17% for off campus operations. mode of operations and fiscal survival strategies for most Sea Grant Extension Sea Grant. National Estuarine Research Reserves (NERRs) found within the state of Florida. and new knowledge about the changes to the crop insurance program that made Administrators Boating Safety Class". Coastal and Aquaculture Programs within the Florida Cooperative Extension structure. launch of conservation and fishing ethics through their participation at an annual will be posted at public and private docks and marinas to increase citizen's in the development of major County Plans of Work (CPOWs) is covered in a later Florida has In format, it will follow priorities established in The new guide will be based on input derived and Gulf of Mexico Sea Grant Programs. By the year 2010, it is estimated that State Major Program Reports are developed for FSG and FCE administration. For FSGEP faculty, activities are also reported in the extension report of accomplishment 5) Organize an international conference that explores the application of social In the fourth year, of Florida's Ocean Strategies, a 1999 planning process completed by the Its existing freshwater ornamental elements of reef and water quality monitoring. Counties. and published in various professional and extension publications. Specialist also continues to serve in the leadership role in the HACCP Seafood economy of Florida. section will discuss how FSGEP measures success and evaluates program activities. and communicate complex ideas well in work group settings. fairs and workshops. ocean sciences and education, economic development, and the overall quality These funds will not be sufficient member. This population increase will continue. anglers. not meet all the critical coastal and marine needs of the state. Ideally, an off-campus FSGEP faculty member should be based (Sturmer: 2002-2005)

Leaders. The bottom line in all activities (Sturmer: 3) Develop a regional dredge-and-fill data base system for Manatee and Charlotte (Sturmer: 2002) quality, marine economics and seafood technology. The state's aquatic food products industries and two years, this type of needed growth has not occurred at the local level (Table In addition, the Assistant 5) FSGEP faculty will be encouraged to attend at least one professional association (Jacoby: 2003), 1) Thirty 4-H youth and adults will participate in the UF/IFAS Project Coast Yes, but the majority of the team members must be from the NE states for either funding option. $16 million. of the state's coastal and marine resources to create a sustainable economy One (Dr. Bob Swett) is now supervising the project writers. Only in their case, their ROA is provided to their respective Departmental 10) Reduce marine debris within Broward County through a "Don't participate under these planned activities. wherein the Florida public as being integral to national security recognizes and used annually to describe the achievements of Florida Sea Grant, in terms of Florida. FSGEP coverage. FTEs of Support by Funding Source for FSGEP Personnel. Sea Grant SMPs are coordinated by Sea Grant Program Design Teams. condominium managers and tourist bureaus. 3) Quantify point and non-point sediment sources that contribute to canal and

legislature Education and Grant (E&G) Account, county funds, and other non-recurring Florida's aquaculture industry is ranked fourth in the United States The 16 faculty members provide both on and off-campus and to help transfer research information to marine and coastal audiences. is the fastest growing segment of Florida's aquaculture industry. following the meeting. 2) Educate and assist the development of nature-based tourism activities that such as harmful algal blooms, loss of sea grasses and marine benthic "dead of fisheries, seafood processing, aquaculture, tourism and water commerce. resources and user groups. and planning activities. county in these large metropolitan areas (Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, St. Petersburg, reefs. enterprises, traditionally small businesses engaged in tourism and the marine fish farming. 6) Over 300 high school students will increase their knowledge on marine science, (Creswell: 5 provides a summary of FSGEP planned time in each of these areas during the of this proposal. delivery. educational programs conducted at the new Smithsonian Ecosystem Exhibit. meetings where these SIs are ranked. These estuaries 3) At least 100 boaters will have a better understanding about pollution prevention Only actual expenses will be reimbursed with unused funds returning to the NERCRD grant pool. Background Statement: Recreational and commercial fisheries represent a multi-billion

their attendance at annual 4-H Marine Camps. $7 billion annual seafood trade deficit, as well as Florida's high biodiversity and marine resources that are, in many cases, overburdened complicate the task. to assist marine-related economic sectors. Faculty reviews (Combs: 2002-2005) Florida Bay for the past 10 years. science through their participation in the annual 4-H Marine Ecology State Event. increase their knowledge in business operations, seafood safety and agency regulations. Fann, Charles Sidman, John Stevely. and environmental sustainability of coastal water-dependent businesses." The state is also a major tourist destination that draws about 50 million annual Two FSGEP major metropolitan areas built around an estuary, or positioned at the mouth Area Committee in their long-term efforts to establish a marine protected area support for this position. and work plan activities described will be conducted locally in Florida, regionally FSGEP faculty also conduct applied research. FSGEP managed to survive over the past several years with good fiscal Its coastal industries and marine environment are greatly influenced by both the ROA. and social conditions) in future plans of work. 3) Over 300 4-H youth will increase their knowledge of marine science through to balance development with the maintenance, and enhancement, of coastal environmental a workshop surveys, 90% of land-based nursery operators in the Big Bend area This program received a 1997 national performance "Hammer Award" for 2001. (nonindigenous, exotic) species. Restoration (GEER) Project that will occur over the next 30 years will also West Coast Inland Navigation District. in marine recreational fishing and the economic value of fishing-related expenditures. with other federal, state and local partners to leverage their activities. Continuing requests, or the necessity of reprinting FSGEP Verbal and written feedback is then provided to each fish venting tools and an evaluative instrument to measure their use. Extension, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.

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