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South Florida’s “Current” Concerns Require a Global View
South Florida’s coastal ecosystems, including Florida Bay, sit at a crossroads where regional hydrologic, climatic and oceanographic processes come together.
Florida Bay's Murky Past
Impressions of Florida Bay’s lost “gin-clear” waters may have more to do with clouded memories of the bay’s varied past
Destructive Urchin Grazing in a Seagrass Bed in Western Florida Bay: When should resource managers intervene?
Should managers step in to save nature from its own destructive tendencies?
Rust and Rotten Eggs: Iron and Sulfur in Florida Bay
Florida Bay is leaking natural gases, but not the kind commonly used for cooking and heating our homes.
Mangroves in Florida Bay Dying-Back (Again)?
Has water management altered the natural cycle of advance and die-back for mangroves in Florida Bay?
Acquiring a Taste for Florida Bay
Each estuary has its own peculiar flavor – Florida Bay more than most.
The Plume and the Bloom
Do we need to look beyond the usual suspects – nitrogen and phosphorous – to understand what triggers algae blooms in Florida Bay?
www.eco-hydrology.com • Last update: March 20, 2006