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2006/ 01/25 January 25, 2006 Video 003

 

Inside UWF with John Richardson and Sandra Averhart, January 25, 2006.  Features include the UWF Outdoor Adventure program and its plans for Spring and Summer 2006 with Shaun Boren, Outdoor Adventure Coordinator; and Dr. Chris Houser, Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies on his study of local beach erosion on Santa rosa Island, how the sand is moving, the effects of northerly winds more than Hurricane Ivan, and the Fort Pickens road.

  1. UWF University Archives and West Florida History Center
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University of West Florida. Dept. of Biology. Student Practicum Reports., 1993-2002, Date acquired: 05/00/2015 24.00 items

 
Student practicum reports submitted to the Department of Biology, University of West Florida, 1993-2002, in fulfillment of degree requirements for Master of Science.  Areas of study included red foxes, floodplain management, environmental landscaping, copper in wetlands, oyster harvesting, bottlenose dolphins, sheepshead minnows, sea turtles, erosion control, estuarine sediments, Florida Crown conch, salt marshes, ultraviolet radiation, fungi, habitat preservation, the Santa Rosa beach mouse, aircraft bird strikes, and recovery of dunes from hurricanes.  Geographic sites studied are in West Florida including Hurlburt Field, Krul Lake, St. Andrew Sound, Choctawhatchee Bay, Bayou Texar, Gulf Islands National Seashore, Pensacola Naval Air Station, Sherman Field Naval Air Station, and Santa Rosa Island.
  1. UWF University Archives and West Florida History Center