We are currently planning on tagging sharks and rays with identification tags, passive integrated transponder tags (PIT) tags and acoustic tags as we have for the last 13 years in this area to determine their geographic distribution. We have been documenting the shark and ray species found in this part of Florida, determining population sizes, determining age structure within a population, determining sex ratio within a population, observing site fidelity of individuals, and any changes in population sizes that occur during this study. We are looking for possible interactions between the populations of different species. We work with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission on sea turtle monitoring in our area and share our data with FWC, NOAA, and the Florida Division of Parks and Recreation.