- November 13, 2018
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Longboat Key Chamber of Commerce President Gail Loefgren and Mote Marine Laboratory scientist Tracy Fanara
Andrew Vac and Michael Garey of event host The Lazy Lobster
Mote Marine Laboratory scientist Tracy Fanara educated attendees on red tide.
Ed Nugent and Debbie Shaffer
Sara Dietrich, Dallas Green and Katie Karr
Lorraine Jones and Cyndi Seamon
Robyne Richardson and Tim Thurman and Alison Albee
Melinda Sanchez and Nan Culbert
Alan Murphy and Nancy Taussig
Kelly Kearns and Stephanie Dubsky
The Longboat Key Chamber of Commerce got a lesson in red tide Sept. 12.
On Wednesday afternoon, chamber members gathered for the monthly Networking at Noon event, which doubled as a lunch and learn.
Tracy Fanara, a scientist at Mote Marine Laboratory, spoke to the group about red tide. Each table setting was complete with a pamphlet full of red tide facts. Fanara said that the Karenia brevis bloom, which has been affecting the area since late July, is still present and has even moved north to Pinellas County.
