Fish and Wildlife Research Institute

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About FWRI

The Fish and Wildlife Research Institute's work includes assessment and restoration of ecosystems and studies of freshwater and marine fisheries, aquatic and terrestrial wildlife, imperiled species, and red tides. The institute develops the information science required to analyze and disseminate research products and engages in outreach activities to complement all programs.

FWRI Information

Welcome to the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute | Message from the Director | History of the Institute | FWRI Locations | Subscription Information | Connect with FWRI on Facebook

FWRI Science Programs

Programs of the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute | Ecosystem Assessment and Restoration | Freshwater Fisheries Research | Information Science and Management | Marine Fisheries Research | Office of the Director | Wildlife Research

Outreach

MarineQuest | Research Spotlight | The Science Behind the Management | Glossaries of Terms | Surveys and Additional Information

Careers

Internships and Volunteers | Interview with a Scientist | Employment with FWRI


FWC Facts:
Shrimping is done at night because at least two of the principal shrimp species harvested in Florida, the pink shrimp and the brown shrimp, are nocturnal.

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