
Marine Education
Florida Master Naturalist
Three 40-hour courses: Uplands, Freshwater, and Coastal. There are five special topics courses and three restoration course that are 20-hours each. Course information, fees and registration information can be found at Florida Master Naturalist Registration. Course dates can be found at website calendar for dates of schedule courses or contact Sea Grant Agent Rick O’Connor.
Panhandle Outdoors Live
Field school program to educate residents and businesses about the natural history of the Florida panhandle. Prices vary depending on trip: see website calendar for datesor contact Sea Grant Agent Rick O’Connor.
Youth
Sea Grant assist youth organizations and schools with presentations and field trips in the area of marine and estuarine natural resource topics: Contact Sea Grant Agent Rick O’Connor to schedule.
Snakes
Sea Grant provides lectures and site visits to assist residents and businesses with their understanding and management of snake issues: year round.
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Aquaculture
We provide training for those interested in working in the aquaculture industry.
Nature Tourism
We provide training, courses, and workshops for those interested in working in the nature tourism industry.

CONTACT

Rick O'Connor Sea Grant/Marine Science (850) 475-5230 roc1@ufl.edu
Physical & Mailing Address 3740 Stefani Road Cantonment, FL 32533
Carrie Stevenson, Extension Agent III
Energy/Sustainability/Wind Storm
csteven@ufl.edu
Resources
TRAINING VIDEOS
- Sea Grass Monitoring Training
- Diamondback Terrapin Survey Training 1
- Florida Horseshoe Crab Watch Training
Marine Education
- Florida Master Naturalist
- Snakes
- Youth Marine Science Lessons
- Florida Friendly Landscaping
- Clean Marina
- Clean Boater
- EDDMapS
- Turtle Friendly Beaches
