Scott Jackson serves our coastal residents, providing research based information related to artificial reefs, recreational fishing, shoreline restoration, and natural resources conservation. You can contact him by text or call 850-866-2300. B.S. Texas A&M University Wildlife and Fisheries Science M.S. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Marine Aquaculture Proud to call the Florida Panhandle home since 2000.

Posts by Scott Jackson:

• Scallop Sitter Volunteer Program Returns to Bay, Gulf, and Franklin Counties
• Derelict Vessel Removal on the Horizon for St Andrew Bay
• New Artificial Reefs for Bay County coming this Fall
• Hurricane Michael Marine Debris Removal Project
• Exercising Outdoors
• New Artificial Reefs for Bay County
• Salt in our Yards and Landscapes
• Help for Holes, Bare Spots and Soil Erosion after Hurricane Michael
• Hurricane Michael Assistance for Charterboat Operators and Crews
• Frigid Waters: What happens when it’s Freezing Cold?

• Declaration of Fishery Resource Disaster Update for Hurricane Michael (as of November 23, 2018)
• Strategies - Avoiding Seasickness
• Abandoned Vessels: When Sailboats and Sunset Dreams become Nightmares!
• The Air Potato Challenge
• Winter Beach Days, a Perfect Time for a Visit!
• Exploring the Economic, Environmental and Social Issues Impacting the Coastal Dune Lakes
• Snorkeling Safety at the Jetty
• Ready for Northwest Florida Artificial Reef Workshop Wednesday February 22
• The Autumn Journey of Red Drum
• Bacteria at the Beach

• NISAW 2016 - Working together to remove Giant Salvinia (Salvinia molesta) from Northwest Florida
• Shark Safety Tips
• Invasive Species of the Day: Tiger Prawn and Climbing Ferns
• Preventing and Responding to Flooded Fish Ponds
• Take survey to identify Gulf research needs
• Manatees: Wakulla Springs Most Interesting Guests!
• Forestry Tools Jefferson and Leon Outdoor Camp
• Date Changed for Northwest Florida Artificial Reef Workshop in Niceville: February 19-20
• Waukeenah Plantation to Host Stewardship Tour Dec 6 - Registration Open
• Historic and Modern Use of Artificial Reefs in Northwest Florida

• Teaching Tired Old Turkey to Swim!
• Save the Date: Artificial Reef Workshop Feb. 19 & 20th (Date Change!)
• NW FL Reef Workshop – Save the Date! Please help us by Completing our Short Survey