T HE L ITTORAL D RIFT
NEWSLETTER OF THE FLORIDA MARINE
SCIENCE EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION
WINTER 2010
CAPTAIN’S LOG
INSIDE THIS
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ISSUE:
Call for Nominations
2
FMSEA Awards
3
Inside Story
Region Reports
2008
Conference
RegisInside
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tration Packet:
Tentative schedule
Inside
Story
Lodging
information
2
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2
Fieldtrip Details
Registration form
Inside Story
Call for Presenters form
Exhibitor form
Inside
SilentStory
Auction Donation
3
4
FMSEA
Officers &
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Region Map
5
22
Membership
Application
Inside Story
6
23
NMEA News
24
Scholarships
are available to
cover Annual
Conference
costs. Contact
Kathy Russell at
[email protected]
for more details
- Jeremy Lake
As the Spring of 2010 draws
near, so too does the annual Florida Marine Science Educators Association’s Conference. This year
the conference committee, led by
chairs Howard Rutherford, Sara
Hamilton, Mellie Lewis and Dawn
Walker, have an amazing event in
the works for the weekend of
May 14th-16th in Key Largo. The
conference theme for this year is
Changing Reefs; Corals on Acid
and as you will see as you look
through the conference registration packet enclosed in this copy
of the Drift, there is something
for everyone. That includes fieldtrips ranging from diving to dolphin encounters, to presentations
from amazing speakers like cartoonist Jim Toomey and concurrent sessions from the current
marine science educators from
across Florida.
The annual conference is also
the time to celebrate your fellow
marine educators’ hard work and
dedication to the field. The John
Beakley Marine Educator of the
Year award is given to an educator who has demonstrated dedication to promoting and developing marine science in Florida while
the FMSEA Service Award is
given each year to a FMSEA
member who has exhibited dedicated service to the organization.
These awards recognize the best
in marine science educators in the
state of Florida but require you
to nominate them. For more information on these awards or how
to nominate your colleagues for
these honors, please see the article on page 3 or visit the FMSEA
website at www.fmsea.org. Additionally, you can also find out
about the FMSEA Teachers
Trust Fund that awards scholarships to educators (both formal
and informal) to attend professional development workshops and
conference like this year’s
FMSEA Conference.
It is also time for the call for
nominations for the FMSEA
Board of Directors. This is a
great opportunity for members to
take a leadership role in the organization. Positions currently
open include; President- elect,
Secretary, Treasurer, as well as
Regional Directors for the Panhandle, North, and West Central
Regions. For more information
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SEEKING: FMSEA OFFICERS
The FMSEA Board is now seeking nominations for the following positions:
Regional Director
Regional Directors (RD) are clearinghouses for information about marine science education events, activities
and opportunities. RDs create and support training and professional development opportunities and work to
nurture and actively grow that professional network of marine science educators that is FMSEA’s single greatest benefit. RDs must attend and contribute to all Board Meetings. Perfect for new FMSEA members looking
to get involved.
Two-year appointment (starting May 2010)
Seeking nominations for the West Central, North and Panhandle Regions (see FMSEA display for regional
boundaries).
Secretary
The FMSEA Secretary must attend all Board Meetings and is tasked with recording, preparing and distributing the minutes. Secretary is also responsible for maintaining Board policies and maintaining compliance of
the Standard Operating Procedures.
Two-year appointment (starting May 2010)
Treasurer
A vital position for the entire FMSEA organization, the Treasurer maintains the financial records and accounts. This position demands a dedicated person who will be required to attend all Board Meetings and support the growth of FMSEA as a whole.
Three-year appointment (starting May 2010)
President-Elect
The President-Elect serves for one-year as the de-facto vice president, filling in when the FMSEA President is
unavailable, before assuming the office in the following year. The President-Elect also collects the nominations for the next round of elections and awards. As President, you’d be responsible for organizing and presiding over Board meetings, providing leadership on FMSEA-related issues, and being generally presidential.
As Past-President, you get the added bonus of planning the FMSEA Annual Conference!
Essentially a three-year appointment (starting May 2010)
If you’d like to become more involved with FMSEA or know someone who’d be great,
call Jeremy Lake (813) 494-7619 or email [email protected].
CAPTAIN’S LOG...CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
that was begun at the 2008 Conference in Tampa.
As a Board, we have been working very hard to adabout the positions or to nominate someone (self
vance the organization. One of the biggest things
nominations welcome), please contact me directly
you will be seeing is an update to the organization’s
by phone (813) 494-7619 or email
By-Laws. These changes will be coming out for your
[email protected] . Additionally, other oppor- review in the very near future with the intent to be
tunities are available for FMSEA members to be
voted on at the Conference in May. All members
active on a variety of committees ranging from
will have their opportunity to cast a ballot towards
Marketing and Development, to Conference Planthe ratification of these vital documents.
ning, and Education and Outreach.
This year has come on strong for FMSEA, but
Finally, I want to mention the Strategic Planning there is much bigger things yet in store.
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Winter 2010
ANNUAL FMSEA AWARDS
Nominate a colleague or two for his or her contribution(s) towards marine
science education! Annually, FMSEA recognizes individuals who have made
significant contributions towards moving the field of marine science forward,
who provide outstanding marine science education and who want to share
their successes with other practitioners. Nominations are currently being
accepted for the following awards:
FMSEA Service Award- The FMSEA Service Award is given each year to a
member who has exhibited dedicated service to the organization. Nominees
must be FMSEA members. Self-nominations are accepted. The nomination
must address the following points. Please submit bullets instead of a long
narrative:
• Professional experience and background
• Projects/programs related to FMSEA undertaken by nominee
• Number of years and in what capacities nominee has served in FMSEA
John Beakley Marine Science “Educator of the Year” Award- This Award
is given to an educator who has demonstrated dedication to promoting and
developing marine science in Florida. Nominees need not be members of
FMSEA, but member nominations are encouraged. Self-nominations are accepted. Please ask the person you nominate to address the following categories - we encourage bullets of information as opposed to a narrative:
• Professional experience and background
• Special recognition already received relating to marine education
• Marine Science programs/projects developed by nominee
• Publications/workshops/presentations
SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
-
Jim Wharton
Debbi Stone
Laura Diederick
Ned Webster
BJ Viers
Kathy Russell
Rosalyn Kilcollins
Jean Knight
BJ Viers
Lynn Christensen
Karen Hamilton
Jackie Fletcher
JOHN BEAKLEY MARINE
EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR
RECIPIENTS
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
-
Toni Borman
Robert Wood
Mike Mullins
Angie Golubovich
Maia McGuire
Charlene Mauro
Any Guerin
John Hargis III
Kathy Russell
Alex Waters
Dave LaHart and
George O. Dawson
FMSEA Teacher Trust Fund Award- Individual awards will be presented to
FMSEA members to attend either an environmental professional development
program or a professional conference. Awards may cover registration, travel
or accommodation costs. Applicants are encouraged to secure matching funds
from sources other that FMSEA. All award winners must agree to make acknowledgments of FMSEA support in all activities related to the funded program; file copies with FMSEA of all
products generated by the program; write a short report for the program; file copies with FMSEA of all products
generated by the program; write a short report for the Littoral Drift or
present a session at the following Annual Conference after the completion of the project.
FMSEA Student Project Award- Enter a student project related to the marine environment. Three
awards of $300 each will be given to the selected project in three categories. The purpose of the
Student Project Award is to encourage continuing education and study of the marine environment.
Please submit nominations to:
E. Howard Rutherford  Pier Aquarium, Inc.  800 Second Ave. NE, Ste. 2001  St. Petersburg, FL 33701-350
*** Nominations online at www.fmsea.org can be emailed to [email protected]
Winter 2010
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FMSEA REGION REPORTS
Northeast
Director: Terran Rosenberg
Activities for the period:
Family Fun Day was co-hosted by Marineland’s Dolphin Conservation Center and Radio Disney on November 21, 2009. This free event attracted families from
all around the area, as well as 300 underprivileged students from St. Johns County schools. Due to the success, Family Fun Day will become a quarterly event at
Marineland with the next dates being 2/28/10 and
6/5/10.
The Right Whale Festival was held in Jacksonville,
FL on December 5, 2009 with food, entertainment, and
information about the endangered whales to kick off
their annual migration along the Northeast Florida
coast.
Upcoming events/announcements:
FAST (Florida Association of Science Teachers)
Annual Conference will be held in St. Augustine in October 2010
Marineland’s Dolphin Conservation Center is hiring
camp counselors for Marineland’s S.E.A. Camp program.
Teachers and others will environmental education experience are encouraged to apply: [email protected].
Nellie, the oldest dolphin in human care, turned 57
on February 27, 2010. She was born at Marineland on
2/27/53 and still lives here today.
East Central
Director: Brandon Smith
Activities for the period:
The Aquatic Species Collection Workshop Resource CD was finalized. Artwork was created for the
cover. The CDs were printed and ready to distribute
at the January Board Meeting.
Brandon & Brevard County Parks & Recreation have
been coordinating with The Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program, Brevard County Natural Resources, Florida Tech’s InSTEP Program, and Dolphin
Girl Cruises & Ecotours to offer a multidisciplinary
estuary based interpretive program to regional schools
and groups, entitled Project Sea-LIFE (Lagoon Investigations & Field Experiences). The program will enLittoral Drift 4
compass Indian River Lagoon ecology, biology of its
inhabitants, water quality, and conservation. Along
with biology and ecology, students will also be exposed
to concepts in math, physics, and chemistry. The pilot
will launch in February.
Upcoming events/announcements:
The Florida Master Naturalist Program: Coastal
Module will be held at Riverwalk Park in Rockledge
starting Saturday, April 17th. The course will run on
Saturday’s through May 22nd (skipping the weekend of
the FMSEA Conference of course). More information,
a full syllabus, and registration can be found at
www.masternaturalist.org.
West Central
Director: Lauren Tyler
Activities for the period:
The West Central regional members are invited to
a regional meeting in early April at Clam Bayou Nature
Preserve in St Petersburg. We will enjoy an outdoor
activity, learn about what programs the USF College of
Marine Science offers teachers and their students
and enjoy networking time and lunch! More details and
RSVP information will be sent to all West Central
members via your email or snail mail!
The Pier Aquarium has launched a SciCafé series,
an informal discussion series presented as a partnership between The Pier Aquarium, the University of
South Florida College of Marine Science and the
American Chemical Society. The SciCafé uses a casual
meeting place , often a local restaurant, to create a
comfortable atmosphere to discuss science. The event
also features food and drink specials. Check out
www.pieraquarium.org for details for the upcoming
April event.
The University of South Florida, College of Marine
Science is hosting the Spoonbill Bowl, one of the regional National Ocean Science Bowl competitions on
March 6. FMSEA is a sponsor! This year USF College
of Marine Science will also be hosting the Finals of the
National Ocean Science Bowl April 23 -25, 2010. Come
out and support the local teams or to volunteer email
Lauren Tyler at [email protected].
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Winter 2010
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
REGISTRATION PACKAGE
Tentative Conference Schedule
Thursday, May 13
Afternoon
Conference Committee Meeting
5:00 - 8:00 PM
TIME TBD
Registration Open - Hampton Inn Lobby
Sci-Café Event/President’s Circle Event
Friday, May 14
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Registration Open - Hampton Inn Lobby
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Continental Breakfast– Hampton Inn
Full and 1/2 Day Workshops and Field Trips -Transportation on your
own.
4:00 - 7:00 PM
6:30 - 7:00 PM
Exhibitors Staging - Coral Shores High School
Conference Opening at the Nelson Government & Cultural Center
(adjacent to the Hampton Inn)
Opening Speaker, Dr. Billy Causey, Regional Director, National Marine
Sanctuary Program
7:58 PM
Sunset
8:00 - 9:30 PM
Social with Heavy Appetizers and DJ Jay
Saturday, May 15
*All programs and sessions are at Coral Shores High School
Exhibitor set-up - Coral Shores High School
7:00 - 10:00 AM
7:45 - 8:30 AM &
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
8:30 - 10:00 AM
Registration Open - Nelson Government & Cultural Center
Opening Session & Strategic Planning Update
Panel Discussion– Mr. Ken Nedimyer, Dr. Julie Lambert, Dr. Alex Brylske
10:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Exhibit Hall Open
10:10 AM - 12:00 PM
Concurrent Sessions 1 & 2
12:00 - 1:00 PM
Sandwich Platter Lunch and Regional Meetings (Look for Region Signs)
1:00 - 1:30 PM
Committee Meetings
1:40 - 3:30 PM
Concurrent Session 3 & 4
3:30 - 4:00 PM
Cookie & Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall
4:10 - 5:00 PM
Concurrent Sessions 5
4:30 PM
Deadline to Submit Election Ballots
Exhibit Hall Breakdown
6:00 - 7:00 PM
7:00 - 10:00 PM
Silent Auction and Social at Sundowners Restaurant
Banquet, Annual Meeting & Evening Keynote - Jim Toomey
Sunday, May 16
8:30 - 10:00 AM
FMSEA/FWC Collecting Certification Facilitators Meeting– Dolphin’s Cove
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Board Meeting– Florida Keys Electric Co-op
***
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The conference hotel, the Hampton Inn, is 11 miles from Coral Shores High School. In an effort to promote sustainability, car-pooling to and from the hotel is encouraged. Transportation will be provided to
Sundowners Restaurant for the silent auction, banquet and keynote.
2010 Conference Registration
We’ve got great plans for FMSEA 2010 – Changing Reefs: Corals on Acid. The conference will take
place at Coral Shores High School in relaxing Key Largo with field trip sites in and around the
Florida Keys. Just take a look at what we have in store:
Friday has an incredible slate of field trips, workshops and events.
This year’s field trips include diving in the Keys, kayaking through the Everglades and a unique
opportunity to spend the day on the water engaging in “real” coral reef restoration efforts with Dr.
Ken Nedimyer. You might also choose to take advantage of one of our half- or full-day workshops
where you can renew your Aquatic Species Collecting Certificate, become CPR-certified, or
“discover” SCUBA!
Friday evening events are a skip and jump away from the Conference Hotel. Come, relax and take
in one of the spectacular sunsets at the Nelson Government & Cultural Center, while enjoying
drinks and appetizers with colleagues. The evening will be highlighted by our opening speaker, Dr.
Billy Causey. Dr. Causey is the Southeast Regional Director for the National Marine Sanctuary
Program of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. We’ll cap the evening in style
with a fabulous dinner and dancing under the stars.
Saturday will feature cutting-edge marine science research and education.
We’ll start Saturday off with a discussion panel featuring experts in research, education and policy
related to global climate change and the impact on our coral reefs. Sessions will feature the best of
marine science education and research in. Throughout the day we will make a selection of sessions
available to non-participants via Webcast. The Call for Presenters is open now (see pages 16-17).
Our annual silent auction and social will be held at Sundowners Restaurant. Enjoy a drink, do
some networking and place your bids. Your contributions go to support educator scholarships and
all donations are fully tax-deductible. If you’d like to contribute an item for the auction, see page
14 or simply bring your donation(s) with you to the conference!
After our annual business meeting and the installation of officers, we’ll enjoy a keynote address
from Jim Toomey. A cartoonist for the past 17 years, Jim has been writing and drawing the daily
comic Sherman’s Lagoon, which is syndicated to more than 250 newspapers in North America, including the Washington Post, the Chicago Tribune, the San Francisco Chronicle and the Toronto
Star.
You can learn more about Jim and Sherman’s Lagoon at his website: http://www.slagoon.com.
He’s a can’t-miss speaker at a can’t-miss event!
Conference Hotel:
Concurrent Sessions/Exhibit Hall:
The Hampton Inn (milemarker 102)
Coral Shores High School (milemarker 90)
102400 Overseas Highway
Key Largo, FL 33037
305-451-1400
800-426-7866
www.hamptoninn.com
89901 Overseas Highway
Tavernier, FL 33070
305-853-3222
www.csh.monroe.k12.fl.us
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Registration is now open! – see enclosed forms.
Full registration includes FMSEA t-shirt, special conference items, Friday evening social, all Saturday sessions, Saturday lunch, and evening dinner. Field trips on Friday are an additional cost. Additional tickets for guests can also be purchased for both the Friday and Saturday evening events.
See the registration form for costs and details.
LODGING OPTIONS
Conference Hotel
The Hampton Inn (mile marker 102)
102400 Overseas Highway
Key Largo, FL 33037
Hotel: 305-451-1400
Toll-free Reservations: 800-426-7866
Be sure to ask for the group rate. Just let them know you’re with the Florida Marine Science Educators meeting.
This special reduced group rate is valid only through April 23, so be sure to book early!
$109/night (1-4 persons per room)
All rooms have cable television, mini-refrigerator, microwave coffee-maker, hair-dryer and iron with
ironing board. The hotel features a continental breakfast, swimming pool, cozy beach area with reclining chairs and a tiki-hut.
Nearby Hotels
Key West Inn (mile marker 100)
Townhouse condos-$109.99/night
210 Ocean Drive
Key Largo, FL 33037
(305) 451-5081
(800) 462-6079
www.keywestinn.com
The Hampton Inn
(milemarker 102)
Coral Shores HS
(milemarker 90)
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FL Keys Electrical
Cooperative
2010 Conference Registration
FMSEA Conference • May 13 - 16, 2010
Field Trips • Friday, May 14
Field trips are on Friday, May 14, 2010. All trips include a box lunch and beverage. Transportation on your
own. Carpooling opportunities will be posted at the registration table in the Hampton Inn Lobby.
Indicate the letter for your first and second choice(s) on the registration form – confirmation and trip details
will be sent after your registration is received. You will only be registered for your second choice if your first
choice is already filled to capacity. If you do not wish to be registered for another trip should your first choice
trip be filled, please do not list a second choice.
A.
Dolphin Research Center I
9:00am - 12:00pm
Cost: $10.00 (includes lunch)
Participants will receive a private tour of Dolphin Research Center including time to observe two publicly narrated sessions about our dolphins and/or sea lions, and a private tour of our fish house to
learn how we prepare dolphin and sea lion meals. We will also provide a closer look at dolphin physiology with a private biology demonstration and short presentation on dolphin training. (Limit 20 participants)
B.
Dolphin Research Center II
9:00am - 5:00pm
Cost: $130.00 (includes Dolphin Dip program and lunch)
Participants will enjoy everything Dolphin Research Center I offers plus an opportunity to “get wet”
with a dolphin. (Limit 12 participants)
C.
Dolphins Plus – Shallow Water Dolphin Interaction Program
8:00am - 5:00pm
Cost: $50 (includes lunch)
Educators are invited to join the staff of Dolphin Cove for one of our Interactive Dolphin Programs. Each participant will experience an informative educational briefing about dolphins, participate in our shallow water encounter with our dolphins, and learn about the educational programs
and tools we have available to teachers. The Shallow Water Dolphin Encounter at Dolphin Cove gives
you a chance to meet our dolphins up close and personal while standing comfortably in waist deep
water. Participants will take turns performing behaviors such as body rubs, handshakes and kisses.
(Limit 36 participants)
D.
Paddling in the Upper Keys
8:00am - 5:00pm
Cost: $90 (includes lunch)
This field trip will take participants on a kayaking adventure in the Upper Keys. Participants will
meet their personal guide, Garl, at the hotel and paddle the bayside of the Upper Keys. There will be
time for snorkeling, swimming or basking in the sun. (Limit 12 participants)
E.
Coral Restoration Foundation I
9:00am - 12:00pm
Cost: $60.00 (includes lunch)
Come spend a day being actively involved in a coral reef restoration project. The morning session will
involve a review of Ken Nedimyer’s coral nursery and restoration programs, as well as hands-on
training in preparation for the nursery and reef dives. The morning session is open to both divers and
non-divers. Please be sure to pack your certification card. (Limit 20 participants)
F.
Coral Restoration Foundation II
9:00am - 5:00pm
Cost: $85.00 (includes weights and tanks only and lunch; additional gear rental fee)
Participants will enjoy everything Coral Restoration Foundation I offers plus two dives (for certified
SCUBA divers). The first dive to the Coral Nursery may include cutting and mounting new corals,
cleaning existing corals and performing various nursery maintenance tasks. The second dive will take
place on one of the nearby reefs where we have already undertaken at least one restoration project.
Teams will be taken on a tour of the area, and may be asked to help clean existing corals, replant
broken fragments, measure corals and remove predators. (Limit 20 participants)
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FMSEA Conference • May 13 - 16, 2010
Field Trips Continued• Friday, May 14
Field trips are on Friday, May 14, 2010. All trips include a box lunch and beverage. Transportation on your
own. Carpooling opportunities will be posted at the registration table in the Hampton Inn Lobby.
Indicate the letter for your first and second choice(s) on the registration form – confirmation and trip details
will be sent after your registration is received. You will only be registered for your second choice if your first
choice is already filled to capacity. If you do not wish to be registered for another trip should your first choice
trip be filled, please do not list a second choice.
G.
Glass Bottom Boat
8:30am - 12:00pm
Cost: $24 (includes lunch)
Enjoy a unique glimpse into the serene undersea world in style and comfort. The Spirit Of Pennekamp will visit various nautical destinations of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. The itinerary includes a number of shallow reefs teaming with wildlife. Tours are 2 ½ hours long. Departs at
9:15am from John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. (Limit 30 participants)
H.
Snorkeling Trip with Keys Diver Snorkel Tours
1:00pm - 5:00pm
Cost: $40 (includes lunch, mask, fins, and snorkel)
Enjoy a three site snorkel trip to the living shallow water coral reefs of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Tours features the Christ statue as one of the stops. The tour will return around
5pm. (Limit 47 participants)
I.
Discover SCUBA Workshop
9:00am - 11:00am
Cost: $20 (includes SCUBA gear)
Try SCUBA in the pool for the first time or review your skills with a PADI certified SCUBA instructor.
Gear provided. Signed liability release and medical questionnaire will be required. Six (6) registrants
maximum.
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FMSEA Conference • May 13 - 16, 2010
Workshops • Friday, May 14
Workshops are on Friday, May 14, 2010. All workshops include a box lunch and beverage. Transportation
on your own. Carpooling opportunities will be posted at the registration table in the Hampton Inn Lobby. Pre
-registration is required.
Indicate the letter for your first and second choice(s) on the registration form – confirmation and trip details
will be sent after your registration is received. You will only be registered for your second choice if your first
choice is already filled to capacity. If you do not wish to be registered for another trip should your first choice
trip be filled, please do not list a second choice.
A.
Educators Aquatic Species Collection Certification
9:00am - 12:00pm
Location: John Pennekamp State Park
Cost: $10 (includes lunch)
This workshop highlights both the benefits and the alternatives to the collection of aquatic species for
use in the classroom. Collection methods, minimum impact techniques, and associated conditions
and restrictions will be discussed. Learn about available resources and related activities, too. Participants will be eligible to receive a 3-year collection certification from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission or renew their certificates. Field demonstrations of equipment and techniques
will follow, so please come ready to get wet. Closed-toe water shoes are required.
(Limit 12 participants)
B.
CPR and First Aid Certification
9:00am - 4:00pm
Location: Florida Keys Electric Cooperative
Cost: $10 (includes lunch)
Feel more confident leading a field excursion or just standing in front of your class by making sure
you know what to do in the unlikely event of a medical emergency. Participants will earn American
Red Cross First Aid and CPR certifications. Final exam is required for certification.
(Limit 10 participants)
C.
REEF Fish Identification Workshop
11:00am - 1:00pm
Location: Florida Keys Electric Cooperative
Cost: $10 (includes lunch)
In collaboration with the Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF), this workshop will introduce recreational divers and snorkelers to the enjoyable activity of fishwatching. Participants will
learn the basics of fish shape and anatomy and how to use these traits for identification. Upon completion of the program, participants will be certified REEF surveyors able to contribute to the world of
“citizen science.”
(Limit 30 participants)
D.
Project WILD Aquatic
8:00am– 2:00pm
Location: Florida Keys Electric Cooperative
Cost: $10 (includes lunch)
Project WILD is a wildlife focused conservation education program for K-12 educators and their students. Find creative ways to teach science, math or language arts; connect your students with nature; and learn new outdoor skills. After participating in the 6-hour course, you will receive the Project WILD and the Project WILD Aquatic books full of outstanding hands-on, interactive activities to
share with your students.
(Limit 30 participants)
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May 13 - 16, 2010 Key Largo, Florida
REGISTRATION FORM
Name:
Home Address:
City:
County:
Phone Contacts:
State:
(Home)
(Work)
(Cell)
(Fax)
Zip:
*E-mail:
In a joint effort to stay connected and support FMSEA’s ecological ideals, all conference participants will be automatically added to the FMSEA Listserv and moved to “electroniconly” distribution for the Newsletter. Please indicate below if: 1) you do NOT want to be
added to the FMSEA Listerv, and/or 2) you would like to receive a hardcopy of the FMSEA
Newsletter, The Littoral Drift, via U.S.Mail.
 Do NOT sign me up for the FMSEA Listerv.
 I would rather receive a hardcopy of the Newsletter via U.S. Mail.
School/Institution:
Subject Area:
Please check one (1) box that best describes your involvement in marine science education:
K-12
University
Nonformal
Government
Student
Other
 Public Elem.
 Professor
 Aquarium
 Federal
 Other:
 Public Middle
 Instructor
 Zoo
 State
 High School
Year:
 Museum
 County
 Sci. Center
 Parks
 Public High
 Other:
 Private Elem.
 Field educator
 Private Middle
 Private High
 Other:
 Other:
 College
Year:
 Grad. School
Program:
 Other:
 Home school
 Administrator
 Other:
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2010 Conference Registration
PAYMENT INFORMATION:
Early Bird Rate:
Make checks payable to FMSEA (FEID# 02-0638324)
$145 (postmarked by March 31)
Late Registration: $170 (postmarked by May 1)
Life members pay $125
Life members pay $150
On-site Registration: $190
Conference Package: FMSEA t-shirt, special conference items, Friday Evening Social, all Saturday sessions,
Saturday lunch, and evening dinner. Field trips on Friday are an additional cost. Additional tickets for guests
can also be purchased for both the Friday and Saturday evening events.
NOTE: Lodging and Field Trips are not included in registration. Refer to enclosed information.
Check if vegetarian meals are requested: _________
Total Registration $ ____________
Field Trips
Please indicate the letter(s) of your choice(s). See pages 9-10 for descriptions and prices. Enter the cost of your
FIRST choice on the line provided. If you are placed in your second choice, we will collect or refund the difference at registration. PLEASE NOTE: You will only be registered for a second choice field trip if your first choice
is full. If you do not wish to be registered for a second choice should your first choice be unavailable, do not
list a second choice.
Field Trip Letter:
First Choice _________
Please circle your lunch preference:
Vegetarian
Second Choice _________
Ham
Turkey
Total Field Trip Cost $ ____________
Workshops
Please indicate the letter(s) of your choice(s). See page 11 for descriptions. If you are placed in your second
choice, you will be notified at registration. PLEASE NOTE: You will only be registered for a second choice field
trip if your first choice is full. If you do not wish to be registered for a second choice should your first choice be
unavailable, do not list a second choice.
Workshop Letter:
First Choice _________
Second Choice _________
Conference T-shirts
Each participant will receive ONE conference t-shirt FREE with registration.
Please indicate size (S - XL)
_________
Additional Guest Tickets
Friday Night Social $30.00
X _________ (number of tickets) =
$ _____________
Saturday Banquet $45.00
X _________ (number of tickets) =
$ _____________
Total Ticket Cost $_____________
Total Payment Enclosed $_____________
Please mail by March 31 for Early Bird Rates or by May 1 for Late Registration, along with
payment made payable to FMSEA to: Mellie Lewis•244 2nd Road•Key Largo, FL 33037
Registration questions, please contact: Mellie Lewis•(240)565-9394•[email protected]
General conference questions, please contact: E. Howard Rutherford•(727)803-9799 x 202•
[email protected]
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EXHIBITOR INFORMATION
Showcase your products, programs and/or services to the largest annual gathering of
marine science educational professionals in Florida! The exhibits will be on display at
Coral Shores High School from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM Saturday, May 15 while conference attendees are moving between and participating in concurrent sessions. Lunch
pick-up and a 30-minute coffee break will also be located in the Exhibit Hall, in an effort to increase traffic of conference attendees. Please refer to the tentative schedule
below. If you wish to attend any of the conference sessions or events other than the
Exhibit Hall, conference registration is required. Please refer to the registration information included in this newsletter.
The Exhibitor Fee is $25 for non-profit and $50 for for-profit exhibitors. Please make
check or money order payable to FMSEA. Exhibit spaces are 8 feet wide and either
one 6-foot or two (slim) 8-foot table(s) and two chairs will be provided. Please bring
any necessary equipment such as projectors, extension cords, DVD players, laptops, etc.
Exhibit
Exhibit
Exhibit
Exhibit
Staging:
Set Up:
Viewing:
Breakdown:
Friday, May 14
Saturday, May 15
Saturday, May 15
Saturday, May 15
4:00 - 7:00 PM
7:00 - 10:00 AM
10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
4:30 PM
SUBMIT NOW - DEADLINE is April 30, 2010. To sign up as an exhibitor, complete
the exhibitor form on the following page and mail with payment by April 30 to:
Rich Abrams
FWC - Marine Fisheries
2590 Executive Center Cr.
Berkley Bldg, Ste. 204
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Or email to:
[email protected]
You will be sent confirmation when your form and payment are received. For questions about the
conference Exhibit Hall, contact Rich Abrams at (850)488-6058 x 228-W or (850)528-5487-Cell or
by email at [email protected]
.
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EXHIBITOR APPLICATION
SUBMIT NOW - DEADLINE IS APRIL 30, 2010
Confirmation will be sent upon receipt
Name of Company/Organization: ________________________________________________________________
Name(s) of Representative(s): ____________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: ________________________________________________________________________________
City: _____________________________________________ State: ______________ Zip: ___________________
Work Phone: ___________________________________ Cell Phone: ___________________________________
FAX: ________________________________ Email: ____________________________________________________
Exhibit spaces are 8’ feet wide and include either one 6’ table or two (slim) 8’ tables and two
chairs. If your space requirement is larger than 8’ feet wide, you must reserve and pay for
TWO spaces. Exhibitor Fee: $25 for non-profit and $50 for for-profit per space.
Set-up Requirements: (please check all that apply)
____ space with table
____ open floor space (without table) for standing exhibit - please specify space needed ___’ x ___’
_____ access to electricity
____ I will be selling items, including:
Please list any other special needs:
____
Number of spaces X $25/$50
$ __________
____
I will NOT be registering for the conference but would like to become a member of
FMSEA - Number of FMSEA memberships x $20
____
$ __________
I will be registering for the conference. (FMSEA membership is included in conference
registration fee. Please send registration forms and payment separately to registration address.)
____
I will donate item(s) to the silent auction (please provide a brief description below)
Total enclosed
$ __________
Make check or money order payable to FMSEA. Federal ID # 02-0638324; FL Vendor # F593129045001.
NOTE: If you wish to attend any of the conference sessions or events other than the exhibits hall,
conference registration is required. Please refer to the enclosed registration information.
Mail by April 30 to: Rich Abrams • FWC - Marine Fisheries • 2590 Executive Center Cr. • Berkley
Bldg, Ste. 204 • Tallahassee, FL or email to [email protected]
Questions? Call Rich at (850)488-6058 x 228-W or (850)528-5487-Cell
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May 13 - 16, 2010 Key Largo, Florida
Presentation Proposal Form
FMSEA invites you to propose a session at our Changing Reef: Corals on Acid annual conference.
Topics on new and innovative marine science content, research, conservation, activities and curriculum are encouraged. All concurrent sessions will be Saturday, May 15 on-site at Coral Shores
High School in Tavernier, FL. Presenters MUST be registered for conference.
Please complete and submit by:
5:00 p.m. Friday, April 2, 2010
E-MAIL TO:
MAIL TO:
Tim Oldread
Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium
1600 Ken Thompson Pkwy
Sarasota, Florida 34236
[email protected]
Presentation Title: (Not to exceed 15 words)
Primary Presenter Name & Title:
Additional Presenter(s) Name & Title:
School/Organization:
Mailing Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Home Phone: (
)
Work Phone: (
FAX: (
)
Email:
)
_____ Check here if you would like your email address listed within the conference packet
Preferred Length (Please check one)
___ Single (50 min)
___ Double (110 min – number of double sessions may be limited based on availability of space)
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Type of session Please check one:
___ Demonstration
___ Discussion/Panel
___ Field Experience
___ Hands-on activity
___ Make & Take
___ Other:
Please check topic(s) most closely related to the session you are proposing:
___
___
___
___
Scientific Research
Marine Technology
Marine Science Careers
Global Issues
___
___
___
___
General - Marine Science
Marine Ecology
Marine/Ocean Conservation
Deep Sea Science
___
___
___
___
Professional Development
Teaching Methods
Sunshine State Standards
Other: __________________
Intended Audience(s):
___ General
___ Middle School
___ Non-Formal
___ High school
Preferred Audience Size:
___ 10-20
___ Elementary
___ Post Secondary
___ 20-30
___30-50
*** In the interest of conservation, please provide electronic copies of any “handouts” and presentation materials that you would like included on the FMSEA website pre-/post-conference.
Please check all standard A/V equipment needed (provided at conference site)
___ Computer, Projector, and Screen
___ Whiteboard
___ DVD Player
*Presenters must burn a copy of their presentation to a memory stick +/or CD for use during their
session. Presenters must also supply all other specialized equipment, including flip charts, easel stands,
extension cords, etc.
Special Space or Room Requirements:
Please attach a write-up that includes the following points:
Presentation Description for the Conference Program (Max. 75 words)
Major presentation points
Materials you plan to hand-out (CDs, instead of paper, encouraged)
Additional information that would encourage participation in your session
Any Sunshine State Standards that correlate to your presentation, if applicable
Short Biography (Max. 50 words)
Please include your most recent experiences relevant to the presentation you wish to give
Please complete and submit by:
5:00 p.m. Friday, April 2, 2010
E-MAIL TO:
[email protected]
MAIL TO:
Tim Oldread
Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium
1600 Ken Thompson Pkwy
Sarasota, Florida 34236
For more information call Tim at (941)388-4441 x 369
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Silent Auction Donation Form
Thank you so much for your donation to the silent auction, which will take place during the 2010
annual FMSEA Conference, Changing Reefs: Corals on Acid. The auction will be held on Saturday,
May 15th at 6:00pm. FMSEA is a non-profit organization, and your donation is tax deductible
(FEIN # 02-063824).
All proceeds from the auction will be used for need-based scholarships to attend future conferences.
Today’s Date ___________________________
The item(s) I have donated is (are) as follows:
Retail Value:
_________________________________
______________________
_________________________________
______________________
_________________________________
______________________
_________________________________
______________________
_________________________________
______________________
The total retail value of the item(s) is:
Donated by_____________________________________________________________________________________
Organization____________________________________________________________________________________
Address_________________________________________________________________________________________
City/State _______________________________________ Zip _______________ County __________________
Phone _______________________________ E-mail ___________________________________________________
Auction Chair
Brandon Smith, Environmental Program Coordinator • Riverwalk Nature Center • Brevard County
Parks & Recreation • 840 Forrest Ave • Cocoa, FL 32922 • (321) 433-4490
[email protected]
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The 2010 NMEA conference will take place in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Gatlinburg is nestled at the entrance to
the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, America’s most-visited national park.
For additional information about Gatlinburg, visit www.gatlinburg.com. For additional information about the
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, visit www.nps.gov/grsm/index.htm.
Conference Highlights:
Monday
Exhibit preview and Stegner Lecture performance
Enjoy a ride on the Gatlinburg Aerial Tramway en route to dinner and dancing at Ober Gatlinburg.
Tuesday
A jam packed day with general and concurrent sessions.
Fun-filled night at Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies with dinner, dancing, and awards presentation.
Wednesday
Continuation of general and concurrent sessions.
NMEA chapter meetings during lunch.
Annual auction and Keynote Address by Dr. Eugenie Clark, the Shark Lady.
Thursday
More general and concurrent sessions.
Tennessee Hoedown at Dumplin Valley farm.
Friday
Today is full of field trips to many exciting destinations around East Tennessee.
Day concludes with entertainment at Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede (optional).
Important Dates:
Scholarships: January 1 – April 1, 2010
Awards: all nominations due by April 1, 2010
Call for Presentations Deadline: CLOSED
2010 Conference Registration
Early Bird Registration Deadline: April 1, 2010
Advance Registration Deadline: May 1, 2010
Late Registration Deadline: July 14, 2010
On-Site Registration Begins: July 18, 2010
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Conference Committee
Chair:
E. Howard Rutherford • (727)803-9799 • [email protected]
Co-Chairs:
Sara Hamilton • (305)852-1031 • [email protected]
Mellie Lewis • (240)565-9394 • [email protected]
Dawn Walker • (954)680-7977 • [email protected]
Concurrent Sessions:
Tim Oldread • (941)388-4441 x 369 • [email protected]
Dawn Walker
Registration:
Mellie Lewis • (240)565-9394 • [email protected]
Hospitality:
Lauren Tyler • (813)367-4017 • [email protected]
Food:
Lodging:
Sara Hamilton
Sara Hamilton
Transportation:
E. Howard Rutherford
Field Trips:
Sara Hamilton
Mellie Lewis
Speakers:
E. Howard Rutherford
Tim Oldread
Entertainment/Events:
Dawn Walker
Silent Auction:
Brandon Smith • (321) 433-4490 • [email protected]
Exhibits:
Rich Abrams • (850)488-6058 x 228 • [email protected]
Publications & Signage:
Laura Diederick • (772)462-6216 • [email protected]
Technology:
Jason Robertshaw • (941)388-4441 x 250 • [email protected]
Jay Walker • (954)680-7977 • [email protected]
Volunteers:
Megan Merstock • (305)289-1121 ext 209 • [email protected]
A special thank you to all those who have been involved with the planning of this year’s
conference! If you would like to help out, it’s not too late! Contact Conference Chair E.
Howard Rutherford at [email protected] or by calling (727)803-9799x202.
Sponsors at Time of Printing
Current Publishing, USF College of Marine Science, Florida Keys Electrical Cooperative, Coral Shores High School, Technology Forums
FMSEA REGION REPORTS...CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4
Panhandle
Director: Rich Abrams
Upcoming events/announcements:
March 27th the 10th annual Seagrass Awareness
Celebration will take place from 10 am - 2 pm at
Shoreline Park South in Gulf Breeze.
On May 22nd, at Navarre Beach there will be a
Santa Rosa County Safe Boating Day. This event will
have lots of boating safety and fishing displays.
The Navarre Beach Marine Science Station will
conduct a variety of programs this spring and summer.
The Saturday by the Sea Programs run from 10am2pm during the following dates:
April 3rd (grades 3-5) & April 24th (grades 6-8)
May 1st (grades 3-5) and May 15th (grades 6-8)
The fee for these programs is $25 due the day of
program, pre registration via email is required to reserve a spot. Contact Charlene Mauro at [email protected]
The Science by the Sea Summer Camp (at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station will be offered
for High School students on June 21-25; for Middle
School (6-8) on June 21-25; and Elementary School (35) on June 28-July 2. The times of the camp runs M-F
9am-3pm. The cost is $170 check made out to the
Navarre High School . Send an email to Charlene
Mauro at [email protected] . For more
information visit: www.navarresciencestation
The FSU Coastal and Marine Laboratory (FSUCML)
will continue to hold its Saturday-at-the-sea programs.
Saturday-at-the-Sea is an outreach program that
brings Florida primary school students and their
teachers to the FSU Coastal and Marine Laboratory to
learn about the marine environment of the Gulf of
Mexico. The day revolves around hands-on experiences
intended to increase their understanding of the biological relationships marine creatures and the habitats
within which they live, and endeavors to awaken in the
participants an awareness of the interdependency of
people in this region with the sea life in the local estuaries and bays.
research projects based on their own observations of
marine life. During the week, the participants collect,
analyze, and interpret data, and write and present
orally their results. For more information about either
of these programs visit: http://
www.marinelab.fsu.edu/
On April 17th the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will hold a Kids’ Fishing Clinic in Pensacola from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. For more information about this event visit www.MyFWC.com or call the
Division of Marine Fisheries Management at (850) 488
-6058.
Southwest
Director: Tim Oldread
Activities for the period:
Refurbishment of Mote’s Marine Education Resource Center is complete (see photo below).
Mote held its first Science Café at Ceviche on
January 20 in collaboration with the Asolo Theatre.
The theme was “the art of science/the science of art”
and featured Dr. Randy Wells, Mote’s Manager of the
Dolphin Research Program, and Michael Edwards, Artistic Director of the Asolo.
Mote’s Special Lecture Series kicked off on February 8 and will continue through March 15, featuring
such speakers as National Geographic photojournalist
Brian Skerry, sea turtle researcher and conservationist Wallace “J” Nichols, and Regional Director for the
National Marine Sanctuary Program, Billy Causey. Select Education staff judged the Sarasota County Regional Science, Engineering, and Technology Fair on
Jan. 27 and 29.
A second component of SATS is the Saturday-atthe-Sea Summer Camp program (SATS Camp), a weeklong experience in marine science offered by invitation
only to local students entering the 9th and 10th
grades. During the SATS Camp, participants develop
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FMSEA Officers
President - 2009-10
Jeremy Lake
Suncoast Earth Force
9214 Knights Branch Street
Temple Terrace, FL 33637
(813) 494-7619 Cell
[email protected]
Treasurer - 2007-10
Kathy Russell
85121 Tinya Road
Yulee, FL 32097
(904)277-7350 W
(904)225-9280 H/Fax
[email protected]
Newsletter Editor
Laura Diederick
Smithsonian Marine Station
701 Seaway Drive
Fort Pierce, FL 34949
(772)465-3271 W
[email protected]
President Elect – 2009-10
Jeremy Lake
Suncoast Earth Force
9214 Knights Branch Street
Temple Terrace, FL 33637
(813) 494-7619 Cell
[email protected]
Membership Secretary 2009-12
BJ Viers
1042 Big Pine Key
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
(904)247-5973 W
(904)247-5976 Fax
[email protected]
NMEA Representative
Jim Wharton
Mote Marine Laboratory
1600 Ken Thompson Parkway
Sarasota, FL 34236
(941)388-4441x474 W
(941)374-0085 Cell
[email protected]
Secretary - 2009-10
Sara Hamilton
FL Keys Electric Cooperative
PO Box 1211
Islamaroda, FL 33036
(305) 360-7727 Cell
[email protected]
Past President - 2009-10
E. Howard Rutherford
The Pier Aquarium
800 2nd Avenue, NE Ste. 2001
St. Petersburg, FL 33701-3503
(727) 803-9799 X202 W
(727)894-1212 Fax
[email protected]
FMSEA Regional Directors
Panhandle - 2008-10
Rich Abrams
FWC - Marine Fisheries
2590 Executive Center Cr.
Berkley Bldg, Ste. 204
Tallahassee, FL 32301
(850)488-6058 x 228 W
(850)528-5487 Cell
[email protected]
www.fmsea.org
Webmaster
Jason Robertshaw
Mote Marine Laboratory
1600 Ken Thompson Parkway
Sarasota, FL 34236
(941)388-4441x250 W
[email protected]
Northeast - 2009-11
Terran Rosenberg
Marineland’s Dolphin Conservation Ctr
9610 Ocean Shore Blvd
St. Augustine, FL 32080
(904) 471-1111 x 112 W
(904) 471-4185 Fax
[email protected]
East Central - 2009-11
Brandon Smith
Riverwalk Nature Center
Brevard County Parks & Recreation
840 Forrest Ave
Cocoa, FL 32922
(321)433-4490 W
(321)433-4492 Fax
[email protected]
West Central - 2008-10
Lauren Tyler
The Florida Aquarium
701 Channelside Drive
Tampa, FL 33602
(813)367-4017 W
[email protected]
Visit the FMSEA website at
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North - 2008-10
Hugh Adkins
Crystal River Marine Station
12646 W Fort Island Trail
Crystal River, FL 34428
(352)795-4393 W
[email protected]
Historian
Carol Leonard
7228 Sunnybrook Blvd.
Englewood, FL 34224
(941)473-3292 H
(941)474-7702 W
(941)-474-8269 Fax
[email protected]
Southwest - 2009-11
Tim Oldread
1600 Ken Thompson Pkwy
Sarasota, FL 34236
(941)388-4441 x 369 W
(941)388-4381 Fax
[email protected]
Southeast - 2009-11
Dawn Miller-Walker
Science Eye/Environmental
Conservation Organization
18241 SW 52nd Ct
Southwest Ranches, FL 33331
(954)680-7977 W
(954)680-7976 Fax
[email protected]
Winter 2010
Florida Marine Science Educators Association
Membership Application
Date:
Name:
Home Address:
City:
County:
Phone Contacts:
State:
(Home)
(Work)
(Cell)
(Fax)
Zip:
*E-mail:
In a joint effort to stay connected and support FMSEA’s ecological ideals, all new and renewing
members will be automatically added to the FMSEA Listserv and moved to “electronic-only”
distribution for the Newsletter. Please indicate below if: 1) you do NOT want to be added to the
FMSEA Listerv, and/or 2) you would like to receive a hardcopy of the FMSEA Newsletter, The Littoral
Drift, via U.S.Mail.
 Do NOT sign me up for FMSEA Listerv.
 I would rather receive a hardcopy of the Newsletter via U.S. Mail.
School/Institution:
Please check one (1) box that best describes your involvement in marine science education:
K-12
University
Nonformal
 Public Elem.
 Public Middle
 Public High
 Professor
 Instructor





 Other:
 Private Elem.
 Private Middle
 Private High
Aquarium
Zoo
Museum
Sci. Center
Field educator
Government




Federal
State
County
Parks
 Other:
Student
Other
 High School
Year:
 College
Year:
 Grad. School
Program:
 Other:
 Other:
 Other:
 Home school
 Administrator
 Other:
May 1 to April 30 (full year)
October 1 to April 30 (half year)
1st Year Teacher (full or half year)
NMEA Dues (Affiliation Special)
Life Membership
$20
$10
FREE
+$35
$140
Amount Enclosed:
New member: ____ Renewing: ____
Enclose with payment and mail to:
B.J. Viers, 1042 Big Pine Key, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
What is FMSEA?
The Florida Marine Science
Educators Association is a
nonprofit
whose
Florida’s
JIM WHARTON
A few notes from the NMEA midyear board meeting, held at the NSTA
conference in Philadelphia…
organization
members
are
dedicated to making the
public
NMEA NEWS -
more
aware
fragile
of
coastline
through education.
The major role of FMSEA is
to provide a medium for the
exchange of ideas, informa-
The "General Issue" of Current will likely be published in November.
Submissions are accepted year around for this issue. Contact Lisa
Tooker <[email protected]> for information on submission guidelines.
The Banana Slug String Band is completing a new album on ocean literacy. It may be ready as early as May. Watch for more information at
the NMEA web site and the Band's site: www.bananaslugstringband.com.
tion and resources among
Florida’s marine educators.
FMSEA is a chapter of the
National Marine Educators
Association (NMEA).
Speaking of Ocean Literacy...NMEA has just published a special report
on the K-12 ocean literacy scope and sequence. If you're an NMEA member, you'll be receiving a hard copy in the mail. You can also review the
report online at: http://www.coexploration.org/
oceanliteracy/0_Ocean_Literacy.pdf
Florida Marine Science Educators Association
Newsletter Editor, Laura Diederick
Smithsonian Marine Station
701 Seaway Drive
Fort Pierce, FL 34949
2010 Conference Registration
Pack Enclosed, including:
Registration Form
Lodging Information
Exhibitor Form
Presenter Form