Dr. Lisa Krimsky is the Water Resources Regional Specialized Agent for the UF/IFAS Extension Southeast District. Lisa’s efforts focus on water quality and harmful algal blooms in coastal and estuarine ecosystems. Her programs help solve water resource issues that are critical to the economic development and environmental protection in Florida. Lisa received her PhD in Marine Biosciences from the University of Delaware and her BS in Environmental Science and Policy from the University of Maryland. Lisa can be reached at lkrimsky@ufl.edu

Posts by Lisa Krimsky:

• 2023 Water Ambassador Webinar Series
• Downstream of COVID-19
• Virtual Water Ambassador Webinar Series is Back!
• 2020 in South Florida: A (Watery) Year in Review
• Recent Fish Kills in the Northern Indian River Lagoon
• Water Ambassador Webinar Series
• Current bloom status for Lake Okeechobee
• Virtual Water Ambassador Program - lunch and learn webinar series
• Beneficial algae? Growing algae to remove excess nutrients
• Understanding the 2017-2018 Florida Red Tide

• Una respuesta a las preguntas frecuentes sobre los Afloramientos de algas en el Lago Okeechobee, y los ríos y estuarios de Caloosahatchee y St. Lucie en el 2018.
• A Response to Frequently Asked Questions about the 2018 Lake Okeechobee, Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie Rivers and Estuaries Algal Blooms
• Agriculture water trading, is it possible in Florida?
• Hurricane Irma’s Impacts on Florida’s Coastal Water Quality
• Using Drones in Extension Programs
• Senate Bill 10: A Summary