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Florida Marine Science Educators Association

by Jason Robertshaw

Founded in 1968, the Florida Marine Science Educators Association is a nonprofit organization whose members are dedicated to making the public more aware of Florida’s fragile coastline through education. The FMSEA podcast highlights the members, organizations and services that make up our marine science education community.

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Episodes

  1. FMSEA 01 Smithsonian Marine Station at Ft Pierce

    Check out the inaugural podcast of the Florida Marine Science Educators Association (FMSEA), featuring the Smithsonian Marine Ecosystem Exhibit. We talk to Laura Diederick, Education Specialist at the Smithsonian Marine Station at Ft. Pierce, and learn about their exhibits and programs available…

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About this show

Founded in 1968, the Florida Marine Science Educators Association is a nonprofit organization whose members are dedicated to making the public more aware of Florida’s fragile coastline through education. The FMSEA podcast highlights the members, organizations and services that make up our marine science education community.

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Jason Robertshaw

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Florida Marine Science Educators Association have?

Florida Marine Science Educators Association has 1 episode on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on May 19, 2012.

What is Florida Marine Science Educators Association about?

Founded in 1968, the Florida Marine Science Educators Association is a nonprofit organization whose members are dedicated to making the public more aware of Florida’s fragile coastline through education. The FMSEA podcast highlights the members, organizations and services that make up our marine...

Who hosts Florida Marine Science Educators Association?

Florida Marine Science Educators Association is created and hosted by Jason Robertshaw.
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