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River Center Lecture Series: Seaweed Aquaculture in Florida
River Center Lecture Series: Seaweed Aquaculture in Florida
Join the River Center’s Monthly Lecture Series for an engaging and educational talk on the future of sustainable aquaculture in Florida.
On Friday, May 1, 2026 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, guest speaker Gabrielle Foursa, PhD Student at the University of Florida, will present “Is Seaweed a New Aquaculture Product for Florida?”
About the Lecture
Florida is home to over 600 species of macroalgae (seaweed), each playing a unique role in marine ecosystems. As global interest in sustainable aquaculture and regenerative farming grows, seaweed is emerging as a promising resource for both environmental and commercial use.
This informative session will explore:
🌊 What Seaweed Aquaculture Is
Learn how seaweed is cultivated and why it’s gaining attention worldwide.
🌿 Florida’s Native Seaweed Species
Discover the diversity and ecological importance of local macroalgae.
♻️ Sustainable & Regenerative Benefits
Understand how seaweed farming can support environmental health.
💡 Future Applications
Explore potential uses in food, products, and conservation efforts.
Event Details
Event: River Center Lecture Series
Topic: Is Seaweed a New Aquaculture Product for Florida?
Date: Friday, May 1, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Location: The River Center
📍 Jupiter, Florida
📝 Registration: Required
⚠️ Recommended Age: 14+
This lecture is perfect for those interested in marine science, sustainability, and environmental innovation in Florida.
