Dr. Geoffrey Smith NWFSC Biology Instructor For Floridians, this fish may be the only snow we see throughout the year. The Snowy Grouper earns its common name from the […]
Dr. Geoffrey Smith NWFSC Biology Instructor This month I’ll be highlighting a relatively ubiquitous but not well known species found in most estuarine systems along the Atlantic coast and throughout […]
Dr. Geoffrey Smith NWFSC Biology Instructor With Halloween just a few days away, we’ll be highlighting a fish whose name matches the holiday. The Polka-dot Batfish is one several species […]
September Fish of the Month: Gulf Killifish Fundulus grandis Dr. Geoffrey Smith NWFSC Biology Instructor National Estuaries Week will be occurring later this month from September 21-28, so for […]
August Fish of the Month: Gray Triggerfish Balistes capriscus Dr. Geoffrey Smith NWFSC Biology Instructor Local offshore anglers and charter boat operators have been eagerly awaiting for August 1st, […]
July Fish of the Month – Flagfish Jordanella floridae Dr. Geoffrey Smith NWFSC Biology Instructor With the upcoming 4th of July holiday, it seems appropriate to highlight a fish named […]
Dr. Geoffrey Smith NWFSC Biology Instructor June typically signals the full onset of summer here in Florida, and a common occurrence in many of our nearshore waters during the summers […]
Dr. Geoffrey Smith NWFSC Biology Instructor Previously, we highlighted one group of fishes within the seabass family (Serranidae) and this month we’ll be highlight another, whose genus is the namesake […]
Volunteers Many hands make light work is the adage we live by at the CBA. You, friends, go above and beyond the call of duty to assist in every aspect […]
In 2016, Jennifer McPeak partnered with CBA to construct a living shoreline along her property. She was so excited about the process and results that she has become an enthusiastic […]
