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Aquatic ecology in Southwest Florida

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Hidetoshi Urakawa
Department of Marine and Ecological Sciences
Florida Gulf Coast University
261 Marine Science Bldg.

Dr. Toshi Urakawa is an associate professor of marine and Ecological Sciences at Florida Gulf Coast University, which is a new public university mainly focused on undergraduate study and located in Fort Myers, Florida. In Southwest Florida his research has included: the nitrogen cycle and associated microorganisms; cyanobacteria and freshwater restoration; aquaculture; conservation biology, which include smalltooth sawfish and Burmese Pythons, using molecular ecology techniques.  He will present about these research topics and his research life at the university that mainly focuses on undergraduate education. Please join us for his talk “Aquatic ecology in Southwest Florida”

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