Dr. Nate Brennan This is Me

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1. 1. Mote Marine Laboratory - Center for Fisheries Enhancement

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   Published on: 6/24/2008   Last Visited: 6/24/2008

   Nathan P. Brennan, Ph.D., Assistant Program Manager
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   Nate Brennan holds a 34.5 inch hatchery-reared common snook.This snook was relased as a 6-inch juvenile into Sarasota Bay in April 1999.

2. 2. www.snookfoundation.org

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   Published on: 6/15/2008   Last Visited: 6/15/2008

   Dr. Nate Brennan, Member of the Board, a pioneer in Snook Research since 1998.
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   Dr. Nathan Brennan, researcher at Mote Marine Laboratory and Assistant Program Manager in the Mote Stock Enhancement Program since 1998.Nate is studying juvenile snook ecology and the fate and interactions of wild and hatchery-released snook in Sarasota and Manatee County estuaries.No stranger to coastal systems, Nate grew up in equatorial Papua New Guinea.His career in fisheries began at Hawaii's Oceanic Institute where he worked in Aquaculture and Stock Enhancement with high profile coastal species.Nate is thoroughly satisfied when bogged in the muck with snook and knows no better way to comprehend a species' perspective in a changing world. [p]Captain Debora Blomster, a Licensed Coast Guard Captain who readily admits that she should not be confused with a Fishing Guide.She is active in environmental education and preservation of her native Florida and works to promote the goals of The Snook Foundation.A mother of two and a graduate of Florida State University, she enjoys fishing and traveling.

3. 3. snookfoundation.org

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   Published on: 6/15/2008   Last Visited: 6/15/2008

   Dr. Nate Brennan, Member of the Board, a pioneer in Snook Research since 1998.
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   Dr. Nathan Brennan, researcher at Mote Marine Laboratory and Assistant Program Manager in the Mote Stock Enhancement Program since 1998.Nate is studying juvenile snook ecology and the fate and interactions of wild and hatchery-released snook in Sarasota and Manatee County estuaries.No stranger to coastal systems, Nate grew up in equatorial Papua New Guinea.His career in fisheries began at Hawaii's Oceanic Institute where he worked in Aquaculture and Stock Enhancement with high profile coastal species.Nate is thoroughly satisfied when bogged in the muck with snook and knows no better way to comprehend a species' perspective in a changing world. [p]Captain Debora Blomster, a Licensed Coast Guard Captain who readily admits that she should not be confused with a Fishing Guide.She is active in environmental education and preservation of her native Florida and works to promote the goals of The Snook Foundation.A mother of two and a graduate of Florida State University, she enjoys fishing and traveling.