A Gladesmen's Guide to Florida Waters with Terry Gibson

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On this episode, Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham take a tour of the Florida coast, from the perspective of water. Our guide is Terry Gibson, the Legislative Affairs Director for the American Water Security Project, a bona fide gladesmen who has dedicated his life's work to protecting and restoring the waterways of his home state and beyond. Come along as we follow the Florida coast, beginning along the Georgia line and concluding in the panhandle. An interesting discussion that weaves together water quality, fishing, policy, and a few legislative updates to boot.

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