SEAFAN - The Southeast Florida Action Network
Report a Marine Incident! |
Have you taken a BleachWatch Training? |
Have you seen a tagged coral? |
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SEAFANCall the SEAFAN hotline at 866-770-SEFL (7335) or |
Report a Marine Incident! |
Have you taken a BleachWatch Training? |
Have you seen a tagged coral? |
|---|---|---|
SEAFANCall the SEAFAN hotline at 866-770-SEFL (7335) or |
ANERR education programs are primarily focused on K-12 students and teachers in Franklin County and are designed to support the long tradition of stewardship of Apalachicola Bay.
The rural nature of Franklin County provides a unique opportunity in that each year, every student in pre-K, first, third, fifth and seventh grades participates in standards-aligned ANERR education programs that focus on the ecology of Apalachicola Bay and its value to the community.
Through the Coastal Partnership Initiative (CPI), the Florida Coastal Management Program (FCMP) makes federal - specifically, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) - funds available on a competitive basis to Florida's 35 coastal counties and all municipalities within the counties' boundaries that are required to include a coastal element in their comprehensive plan.
Publications, printed reports (other than scientific, technical or professional publications), videos, websites or other materials must include the NOAA logo and the following statement on the cover of the first page:
The Oklawaha and Silver rivers offer us a unique glimpse into our past that must be protected for future generations to cherish." - Jeff Sowards, Aquatic Preserve Manager
The FY 2024-25 request for application cycle is now closed. The next request for applications will open in the late summer/early fall of 2024.
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