In-depth field guides, conservation updates, and ecosystem profiles from the Treasure Coast.
How the Indian River Lagoon became home to over 4,300 species of plants and animals.
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The Indian River Lagoon hosts one of the largest manatee populations in the state.
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One of the densest sea turtle nesting areas in the Western Hemisphere.
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Three species of mangroves form the Treasure Coast's most important coastal defense.
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The seagrass beds that feed manatees, shelter fish, and hold the lagoon together.
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Understanding the toxic blooms threatening the Indian River Lagoon's ecosystem.
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The multi-billion dollar fight to save Florida's most biodiverse estuary.
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Nutrient pollution, algal blooms, and the fight to restore the lagoon's health.
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