Florida Integrated Science Center (FISC)

The Florida Integrated Science Center (FISC) focuses on the restoration of the lands and waters of Florida, the Southeastern States, and the U.S. Caribbean. The Center has worked extensively in the restoration of the manatee and the Florida Everglades, and in maintaining a “central repository for accurate and spatially referenced biogeographic accounts of [the nation’s] nonindigenous aquatic species.”

7920 NW 71st Street
Gainesville, FL 32653
Phone: 352-378-8181
Fax: 352-378-4956
http://fl.biology.usgs.gov/

Samples of Ecosystems-related research at FISC:

• Age and reproduction in three reef-dwelling serranid fishes of the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental Shelf (Gulf of Mexico) (also related to Outer Continental Shelf)
  

• Coral Reef Assessment and Conservation (also related to Coral Reefs)
  
  
• Outer Continental Shelf Ecosystems Program: The Pinnacles Project. Download the File. (Gulf of Mexico) (336 KB, PDF) (also related to Outer Continental Shelf)
  

• Outer Continental Shelf - MMS Project (Gulf of Mexico) (also related to Outer Continental Shelf)
  
  
• Paynes Prairie Ecopassage Project (Florida) (also related to Freshwater Wetlands, Urban Expansion)
  
  
• Science for the Conservation of Coral Reefs in the Caribbean and Western Atlantic (also related to Coral Reefs)
  
  
• St. Petersburg / Center for Coastal & Watershed Studies (also related to Coastal Wetlands)
  
  
• Stable Isotope Analysis of Trophic Structure Reveals Dual Carbon Sources Fueling the GOM Outer Continental Shelf Ecosystem (Gulf of Mexico) (also related to Outer Continental Shelf)

	More Research Samples from: Contaminant Biology Program Fisheries: Aquatic and Endangered Resources Invasive Species Program Wildlife: Terrestrial and Endangered Resources Program