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On the Line with Aaron Adams, Ph.D. Fishing's future depends on today's anglers. Speaking out for stewardship. |
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Sky High for Manatees Sure there are charts and maps and life vests — all the things you’d need to spend a day searching for manatees in the waters around Sarasota and Bradenton. But when the “captain” starts talking about air traffic control and water landings, you know this isn’t going to be just another day on the Gulf of Mexico. Call it flying for science. |
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State honors Mote and "Shark Lady" Eugenie Clark Mote founder Genie Clark was inducted into the Florida Women's Hall of Fame on March 23, 2010. Here, she shakes hand with Gov. Charlie Crist as Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum applauds (photo credit: Stacy Ferris/Governor's Office) |
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The Lady, the Sharks and the Lab they Founded A tiny marine research station that began as a Vanderbilt family vision soon became Dr. Eugenie Clark’s groundbreaking work. |
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The real winners in the Guy Harvey Ultimate Shark Challenge at Mote — an all-release shark fishing tournament — were the sharks. |
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Mote Marine Laboratory has been a leader in marine research since it was founded in 1955. Today, we incorporate public outreach as a key part of our mission. Mote is an independent nonprofit organization and has seven centers for marine research, the public Mote Aquarium and an Education Division specializing in public programs for all ages.
