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Can citizen scientists turn the tide against America's toxic algal blooms? | US news - Vimarsana News

Can citizen scientists turn the tide against America's toxic algal blooms? | US news

‘Red tides’ are an annual hazard in Florida and other coastal areas but a monitoring project can help limit harm to humans

Bonita Beach Park water found with high counts of enterococci bacteria - Vimarsana News

Bonita Beach Park water found with high counts of enterococci bacteria

At popular Bonita Beach, the Florida Department of Health is advising people to stay out of the water until the high counts of fecal bacteria clear.

Wiggins Pass Dredging Commences - Vimarsana News

Wiggins Pass Dredging Commences

The Coastal Zone Management Dredge Project for Wiggins Pass near Naples, Fla. began on Wednesday, and is estimated to be…

Dead man found in Gulf of Mexico in 2002 identified 19 years later as Massachusetts resident - Vimarsana News

Dead man found in Gulf of Mexico in 2002 identified 19 years later as Massachusetts resident

Edward Lorenz Richard had left on a bus from Massachusetts to Florida 20 years before his death in 2002. Read more at Boston.com.

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Red tide patches move along Southwest Florida coast - Vimarsana News

Red tide patches move along Southwest Florida coast

Red tide patches move along Southwest Florida coast Fort Myers News-Press Sporadic reports of fish kills and respiratory irritation point to patches of red tide off the coast of Southwest Florida, aligning with data researchers have collected this week. Dead fish spotted were at Bonita Beach Friday morning and high counts of red tide, caused by the organism Karenia brevis, were reported along Sanibel earlier this week. “It hasn’t looked good for most of the week,” said Rick Bartleson, research scientist with the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. “It started out pretty bad on Mo...