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Marine Education 

Florida Master Naturalist

 

There are three main courses that are each 40 hours long: Uplands, Freshwater, and Coastal. There are also five special‑topic courses and three restoration courses, and each of these is 20 hours long. You can find information about the courses—such as fees and how to sign up—on the Florida Master Naturalist Program registration page. To see course dates, check the website calendar or contact Sea Grant Agent Rick O’Connor for more details.


 

 

 

Panhandle Outdoors Live

 

The field school program teaches residents and businesses about the natural history of the Florida Panhandle. Prices depend on the type of trip. To find dates and costs, check the website calendar or contact Sea Grant Agent Rick O’Connor.

 

 

Youth

 

Sea Grant helps youth groups and schools by giving presentations and leading field trips about marine and estuary natural resources. To schedule a visit or program, contact Sea Grant Agent Rick O’Connor.

 

 

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

Marine Education

Invasive Species