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Rookery Bay Reserve
Reinventing the Wheel at Rookery Bay
For decades, Florida’s Rookery Bay Research Reserve has provided science field trips for students in Collier County Public Schools. From elementary to high school, students have had the chance to explore estuaries,. . .
Weeks Bay
A “Salty” Success Story
Along Alabama’s coastline, if you’re lucky, you may encounter a once common, but now rare habitat: pitcher plant bogs. These wetlands are home to lovely, deadly, carnivorous plants …. . .
Rookery Bay Reserve
Friends Support Bird’s Eye View of Rookery Bay
The Rookery Bay Reserve welcomed their 2024 “avian” intern, Zach Matchinski, thanks to the new Sue Miller Memorial Scholarship Fund. Established by the Friends of Rookery Bay to memorialize Miller’s. . .
Guana Tolomato Matanzas (GTM) Reserve
Community-Informed Science in Florida
In summer 2021, a group of land managers and scientists at Florida’s Guana Tolomato Matanzas (GTM) Reserve spotted some wetland ponding behind huge piles of oyster shells. Known as rakes,. . .
Weeks Bay
Protecting the Weeks Bay Watershed
Protecting an estuary in a rapidly developing coastal area is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle when the pieces are changing shape. Sound impossible? When you live in Alabama’s fastest. . .
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