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With Florida’s growing coastal population and the increasing frequency of harmful algal blooms (HABs), including red tide blooms, due to climate change, more people are at risk of exposure. Understanding these vulnerabilities will help us provide better protection for our community.
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Fish & Wildlife
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The FWC’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI) is a national leader in red tide research and response.

Red Tide Status Map
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FWC reports on the current status of Red Tide blooms using tables, static maps, and interactive Google Earth maps.

Roskamp Red Tide Study
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Scientists, in collaboration with the GCOOS, have been conducting a clinical research study to understand the potential impact of red tide blooms on brain health.

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