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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a discussion of algal toxins and connection with ev
 eryday life. We will engage in an overview of freshwater and marine algal 
 species capable of producing toxins\, occurrence of toxins\, and potential
  health\, economic\, and social impacts. There will be opportunity to exam
 ine local/regional algal toxin events and prospective solutions to these e
 vents.\nDana is the Director of the Mattie M. Kelly Environmental Institut
 e and Chair of the Mathematics and Natural Science Departments at Northwes
 t Florida State College. Dana completes research examining temporal and sp
 atial shifts in aquatic ecosystems and relationships with natural and anth
 ropogenic drivers. Dana received a Ph.D. and M.S. degrees from the Univers
 ity of Florida in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences within the School of Fore
 st Resources and Conservation and a B.S. in Biology Conservation and Zoolo
 gy at University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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LOCATION: 239 N Spring St
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SUMMARY:Science Hour – Exploring Algal Toxins Along the Emerald Coast
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join us for a discussion of algal toxins an
 d connection with everyday life. We will engage in an overview of freshwat
 er and marine algal species capable of producing toxins\, occurrence of to
 xins\, and potential health\, economic\, and social impacts. There will be
  opportunity to examine local/regional algal toxin events and prospective 
 solutions to these events.</p>\n<p>Dana is the Director of the Mattie M. K
 elly Environmental Institute and Chair of the Mathematics and Natural Scie
 nce Departments at Northwest Florida State College. Dana completes researc
 h examining temporal and spatial shifts in aquatic ecosystems and relation
 ships with natural and anthropogenic drivers. Dana received a Ph.D. and M.
 S. degrees from the University of Florida in Fisheries and Aquatic Science
 s within the School of Forest Resources and Conservation and a B.S. in Bio
 logy Conservation and Zoology at University of Wisconsin-Madison.</p>
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