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Tag Archives: Vibrio
Bacteria at the Beach
The threat of bacteria in coastal waters can be scary and a challenge to understand. Here is information that helps clarify the threat to beach visitors and recreational users of marine waters. This is a good opportunity to think about … Continue reading
Posted in Fisheries, Seafood, Water, water quality
Tagged bacteria, beach closure, enterococci, fecal coliform, flesh eating bacteria, oyster, Vibrio, Vibrio vulnificus
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What You Need to Know About Vibrio Bacteria in Gulf Waters
After the recent report of a fatality due to the Vibrio bacteria near Tampa many locals have become concerned about their safety when entering the Gulf of Mexico this time of year. So what are the risks and how do … Continue reading
Posted in Beach Safety, Environmental Education, water quality
Tagged flesh eating bacteria, Vibrio, water quality
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California Seeking to Ease Restrictions on Gulf Oyster Rule
A notice has been issued by the California Dept. of Public Health dated June 27 that is seeking public comment on a proposed rule change regarding the allowable level of microbial Vibrio vulnificus in post-harvest processed Gulf oysters. Post-harvest processed … Continue reading
Posted in Fisheries, Seafood, Wildlife
Tagged ISSC, oyster, shellfish, Vibrio, Vibrio vulnificus
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