In a new article on Phys.org, BTT is highlighted in our collaboration with FIT in Project Bay Bones. Read the article here.
We have partnered with researchers at Florida International University to create PROJECT BAY BONES to investigate changes in South Florida waters and how these changes may affect the quality of bonefishing. We need YOUR help to fill in critical knowledge gaps on how bonefishing has changed in south Florida over the years. In the absence of scientific data on the health of bonefish populations, angler knowledge is an invaluable source of information. Thus, your 
participation is vital to the conservation of bonefish and to ensuring high quality fishing in the future!
You can help us by filling in a 10-15 minute survey and telling us about your fishing experiences. This survey is different than previous surveys on the bonefish fishery because it is tied into a larger study that is examining environmental changes in South Florida over time. Bringing all of these data sets together should help us better understand bonefish.
For further information or if you have any questions, please contact fishscience@fiu.edu
Cut and paste links:
Article: https://phys.org/news/2015-09-bay-bones-bonefish-decline.html
Survey: https://fiu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_1GplxUPVHqt5xtz
