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How much do you know about our marine environment and how it affects your everyday life? Did you know that mangroves, the coastal trees that can live in salt water,
filter excess nutrients that can feed red tide and other algal blooms?
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Apalachicola Bay oyster industry
aquatic plants
beaches
clam restoration
clams
climate change
coral reefs
Deepwater Horizon oil spill
dolphins
fertilizers
global warming
Gulf of Mexico dead zone
Harmful Algae Blooms
hurricanes
Indian River Lagoon
Lake Okeechobee
lionfish
manatees
mangroves
marine mammals
mini reefs
Mote Marine Laboratory
nutrients
ocean acidification
oceans
off shore oil and gas exploration
oyster reefs
oysters
red tide
restore marine habitats
rising sea levels
Sarasota Bay Watch
scallops
Seafood Savvy
seafood substitution
seagrass
sea turtles
shorelines
southern hardshell clams
START
stormwater
sustainable seafood
the Everglades
water quality
watershed stewardship
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