University of Miami / Waterways Experiment Station / Meteorological Laboratory / Southeast Fisheries Science Center / Florida International University / /
IndustryTerm
food requirements / chemical parameters / food sources / important food sources / aquatic systems / paleoecologic tools / food demands / /
NaturalFeature
Hawk Channel / Biscayne Bay / Lake Okeechobee / Joe Bay / Shark River / Whitewater Bay / Shell Key Channel / Core Bay / Gulf of Mexico / Rankin Lake / Taylor Creek / Eastern Bay / Florida Keys / Mud Creek / Little Madeira Bay / Florida Bay / Western Bay / /
Organization
Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences / Biological Resources Division / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Southeast Fisheries Science Center / University of Miami / Miami / Florida Department of Environmental Protection / Florida Bay Program Management Committee / United States Army / Florida International University / Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science / Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory / /
Person
Paul Carlson / Tim Barber / Ronald D. Jones / Gary L. Hitchcock / Robert B. Halley / Scott E. Ishman / Peter Sheridan / Joseph N. Boyer / Elliott Key / Debra A. Willard / Charles W. Holmes / Peter B. Ortner / Murray Key / Mark S. Dortch / Johnson Key Basin / G. Lynn Brewster-Wingard / Michael Robblee / James Nance / Zoula Zein-Eldin / Twin Key / Alina Szmant / Joan A. Browder / Sandy Key / Nelson Ehrhardt / Victor Restrepo / Michael J. Dagg / /
Position
representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Virginia / Louisiana / South Dakota / Jacksonville District / Florida / /
Region
Gulf of Mexico / central Florida / south Florida / eastern Florida / Western Florida / /
1996 Florida Bay Science Conference Abstracts Key Largo Florida * December 10-12, 1996 The Florida Bay water quality monitoring program: assessing status and trends[removed]Joseph N. Boyer and Ronald D. Jones, Flori