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SUMMARY:Coastal Water Quality: The Roles of Septic Systems\, Advanced Water Treatment\, Reclaimed Water\, and Stormwater
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free talk on May 8th as University of Florida professor Dr. Mary Lusk discusses how different water sources can influence our coastal water quality. \nThe seminar will cover: \n\nSeptic systems: Friend or foe? Unveiling the hidden impacts on our coastal waters.\nAdvanced Wastewater Treatment: Exploring innovative solutions for cleaner\, healthier ecosystems.\nReclaimed Water: Is it safe? Is there a catch?\nStormwater Ponds:  How can we reduce potential impacts on coastal water quality?\n\nCome discover the science behind healthy waterways\, explore cutting-edge wastewater treatment solutions\, and learn how YOU can make a difference.  Whether you’re a homeowner\, a government official\, or simply a concerned citizen\, this seminar is for you! Come learn how we can work together to safeguard Florida’s water future. \nDr. Lusk is one of the foremost experts on nutrients and how they move through the environment.  She has contributed as an author to more than 80 peer-reviewed scientific publications on nutrient related topics ranging from septic system environmental impacts to wastewater treatment and reclaimed water. \nDr. Lusk’s presentation will include discussion of recent findings from UF researchers regarding rapid growth of red tide blooms when exposed to nutrients from reclaimed water and stormwater.  (Read more in this article: www.wusf.org/environment/2023-09-22/stormwater-ponds-and-reclaimed-water-use-feed-toxic-red-tide-algae-blooms-florida-researchers-findStormwater Ponds and Reclaimed Water Feed Toxic Red Tide Blooms.) \nHere is a video featuring Dr. Lusk: https://www.fox13news.com/video/1000008 \nDon’t miss this fascinating session! \nDate: Wednesday May 8th \nTime: 5:30 PM refreshments\, 6:00 PM seminar followed by Q&A \nLocation: Cape Haze Community Center\, 180 Spyglass Alley\, Placida\, FL 33946 \nDirections:  the Cape Haze Community Center is located at 180 Spyglass Alley\, Placida\, FL 33946\, at the intersection of Spyglass Alley and Spaniards Road. Parking is available on both streets. To reach the Community Center from Placida Road (Hwy. 775)\, turn west onto Cape Haze Drive. At the traffic circle\, take the first right (heading north) onto Spaniards Rd. The Community Center will be just ahead on your left. \nThe seminar is free and open to the public. \nPresented and sponsored by Lemon Bay Conservancy www.lemonbayconservancy.org \nFor more information contact Rob Robbins\, robbins450gd@gmail.com \n 
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LOCATION:Cape Haze Community Center\, 180 Spyglass Alley\, Placida\, FL\, 33946\, United States
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SUMMARY:Coastal Seminar Series Lecture
DESCRIPTION:“Roseate Spoonbills In Florida Bay – A Pink Canary in a Coal Mine” – Dr. Jerry Lorenz\, State Director of Research\, Florida Audubon is our featured speaker for the month of April. \nDr. Jerry Lorenz\, State Research Director for Audubon Florida presents Roseate spoonbill effect of water management practices on Florida Bay by examining food web dynamics of the Roseate spoonbill: \nhttps://fl.audubon.org/contact/jerry-lorenz-phd \nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty7Ehv_NJVE \nAll programs will be held at the Cape Haze Community Center located at 180 Spyglass Alley\, Placida\, FL 33946\, at the intersection of Spyglass Alley and Spaniards Road. Parking is available on both streets. To reach the Community Center from Placida Road (Hwy. 775)\, turn west onto Cape Haze Drive. At the traffic circle\, take the first right (heading north) onto Spaniards Rd. The Community Center will be just ahead on your left. Refreshments will be available at 5:30 p.m. and the program will begin at 6:00 p.m. The seminars are free and open to the public. \nThis event will conclude our series of seminars and is  our final lecture this season. For more information on the seminars along with many more local events and opportunities sponsored by Lemon Bay Conservancy at www.lemonbayconservancy.org or (941) 830-8922
URL:https://lemonbayconservancy.org/event/coastal-seminar-series-lecture-5/
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SUMMARY:Coastal Seminar Series Lecture
DESCRIPTION:Lemon Bay Conservancy is launching a new Lemon Bay Coastal Seminar Series featuring researchers who are leaders in their respective fields sharing fascinating presentations on coastal topics.  The first seminar is Thursday January 25th: “The Endangered Sawfish of Florida: Past\, Present\, and Future” – a critically endangered species occurring locally that has a “sixth sense” and grows to over 20 feet in length!  Our presenter will be Tonya Wiley\, President of Havenworth Coastal Conservation. There will be announcements and a quick LBC annual meeting just prior to this first presentation. \nAll programs will be held at the Cape Haze Community Center located at 180 Spyglass Alley\, Placida\, FL 33946\, at the intersection of Spyglass Alley and Spaniards Road. Parking is available on both streets. To reach the Community Center from Placida Road (Hwy. 775)\, turn west onto Cape Haze Drive. At the traffic circle\, take the first right (heading north) onto Spaniards Rd. The Community Center will be just ahead on your left. Refreshments will be available at 5:30 p.m. and the program will begin at 6:00 p.m. The seminars are free and open to the public. \nMonthly seminars to follow include: \nFebruary 22nd:  “The Mysterious Manta Rays of Florida” – Jessica Pate\, Lead Scientist\, Florida Manta Project \nMarch 14th: “Blooms of Blue-green Algae and Red Tide in South Florida” – Dr. Larry Brand\, Professor\, University of Miami Rosenstiel School \nApril 11th: “Roseate Spoonbills In Florida Bay – A Pink Canary in a Coal Mine” – Dr. Jerry Lorenz\, State Director of Research\, Florida Audubon \nFor more information on the seminars along with many more local events and opportunities sponsored by Lemon Bay Conservancy at www.lemonbayconservancy.org or (941) 830-8922
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SUMMARY:Lemon Bay Coastal Seminar Series Lecture Schedule
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nLemon Bay Conservancy is launching a new Lemon Bay Coastal Seminar Series featuring researchers who are leaders in their respective fields sharing fascinating presentations on coastal topics.  The first seminar is Thursday January 25th: “The Endangered Sawfish of Florida: Past\, Present\, and Future” – a critically endangered species occurring locally that has a “sixth sense” and grows to over 20 feet in length!  Our presenter will be Tonya Wiley\, President of Havenworth Coastal Conservation. There will be announcements and a quick LBC annual meeting just prior to this first presentation. \nAll programs will be held at the Cape Haze Community Center located at 180 Spyglass Alley\, Placida\, FL 33946\, at the intersection of Spyglass Alley and Spaniards Road. Parking is available on both streets. To reach the Community Center from Placida Road (Hwy. 775)\, turn west onto Cape Haze Drive. At the traffic circle\, take the first right (heading north) onto Spaniards Rd. The Community Center will be just ahead on your left. Refreshments will be available at 5:30 p.m. and the program will begin at 6:00 p.m. The seminars are free and open to the public. \nMonthly seminars to follow include: \nFebruary 22nd:  “The Mysterious Manta Rays of Florida” – Jessica Pate\, Lead Scientist\, Florida Manta Project \nMarch 14th: “Blooms of Blue-green Algae and Red Tide in South Florida” – Dr. Larry Brand\, Professor\, University of Miami Rosenstiel School \nApril 11th: “Roseate Spoonbills In Florida Bay – A Pink Canary in a Coal Mine” – Dr. Jerry Lorenz\, State Director of Research\, Florida Audubon \nFor more information on the seminars along with many more local events and opportunities sponsored by Lemon Bay Conservancy at www.lemonbayconservancy.org or (941) 830-8922
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