Argus Foundation Luncheon

Jeff Jamison, Barbara Staton, and Steve Dahlquist -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Jan Miller, Tish Murphy, Kathy Collums -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Dr. Cheryl Child and Christine Miller -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Christine Robinson, Jack Cox, Alan Jones, Dr. Michael Crosby, Dr. Vince Lovko, Dr. Tracy Fanara, and Dr. Richard Pierce -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Jay Miller and Kyle Hembree -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Gregory Hall and Lee-En Chung -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Dana Henderson, Brad Tanner, and Kayla Keyes -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Christina Barnes, Pamela Porter, Hosana Fieber -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Patricia and Bert Sablier -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Dr. Vince Lovko, Dr. Tracy Fanara, and Dr. Richard Pierce -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Lee De Lieto and Joe Gruters -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Mireya Eavey, Kathy Collums, and Laurel Corriveau -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Alan Jones and Dr. Michael Crosby -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Ray Pilon and Mike Moran -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Will Robinson and Tommy Gregory -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Christine Robinson and Jack Cox -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}

Alyssa Acquaviva and Nicole Christie -- It was a sold out crowd at the Argus Foundation Luncheon held at the Sarasota Yacht Club on August 30, 2018. A panel discussion, with scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory and the owner of a full scale agricultural operation, focused on the causes and solutions to our Red Tide -- {Herald-Tribune photo / Wendy Dewhurst Clark}