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    STATE OF OUR REEFS II Symposium at St. Petersburg College Thursday April 4, 2013 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.. A Study of the Marine Sediments Adjacent to artificial and natural reefs. Goliath grouper research update angela Collins, biologist, florida fish& wildlife conservation commission.

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    STATE OF OUR REEFS II Symposium at St. Petersburg College Thursday April 4, 2013 | 7:30 P.M. 9:30 P.M.

    . Fine Arts Auditorium Clearwater Campus 2465 Drew St.

    I. Welcome Dr. Matt Bowen, Assistant Provost, Clearwater Campus SPC II. Introduction Dr. Heyward Mathews, President Reef Monitoring Inc. III. A Study of the Marine Sediments Adjacent to Artificial & Natural Reefs Jessica Small, Marine Science Student at SPC IV. Particle Size Analysis of Sediments Adjacent to Natural & Artificial Reefs Charles Lutz, Marine Science Student at SPC V. Biological Analysis of Sediments Adjacent to Natural & Artificial Reefs Cory Trier, Marine Science Student at SPC Break Cookies and Coke in Lobby VI. Goliath Grouper Research Update Angela Collins, Biologist, Florida Fish& Wildlife Conservation Commission VII. Update on Pinellas County Artificial Reef Program Charles Mangio, Coordinator, Pinellas County Artificial Reef Program VIII. Future Research Projects at Reef Monitoring Dr. Monica Lara, Vice President, Reef Monitoring Inc.

    If you wish to receive information on Reef Monitoring events and programs, be sure to sign up your e-mail in the lobby or visit our web site at www.reefmonitoring.org.

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