Research. Medicine. Conservation.
Our mission is to provide sustainable state of the art training, education, diagnostics, and research support for managed care and wild aquatic species. (Photo courtesy David Schricte.)
About our program
Opportunities
Our Program in a Splash!
We have a wide range of opportunities that put learning about aquatic animal health at the forefront of conservation. Which opportunity is right for you?
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SeaVet Clinical Training
Seavet 2019 was a huge success! If you are interested in taking a course all about Aquatic Animal Health, check out the course page to learn more about topics covered and how you can sign up for SeaVet 2020. We hope you will join us!
Recent News
Marine Science Center’s Conservation Intitiative
Marine Science Center (MSC) and program adjunct faculty Dr. Craig Pelton, was recognized in the Daytona Beach News-Journal yesterday July 22, 2019…
Join us for our semester Seminar Series!
Each semester, we offer a monthly seminar on Aquatic Animal Health topics. It is our goal to invite speakers to present on current topics on various…
Bottlenose Dolphin Swims Free of Fishing Gear
On Monday March 11th, UF Aquatic Animal Health veterinarians and staff along with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Sarasota…
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Our Upcoming Events
Interested in getting involved with our program? We offer a wide range of opportunities such a monthly seminar series, trainings, courses, and more. Visit our calendar to see what events are coming up for our program.
Learning Opportunities
Teaching the next generation and you.
Outreach is a key component in our program! We love to visit schools, go to festivals, or even come to your summer camp to teach you and your children all about aquatic animals.
