biscayne bay Archives - NOAA Habitat Blueprint

Nutrients Entering Biscayne Bay Signal Shift in Water Quality

August 6, 2019January 9, 2020 Habitat Communication biscayne bay, ecosystem, eutrophication, water quality

An analysis of 20 years of water quality data shows that Biscayne Bay, a NOAA Habitat Focus Area off southeast Florida, is degrading. Scientists have

divers prepare to transplant staghorn coral fragments onto a reef in the Northeast Marine Corridor and Culebra Island HFA.

Funding Habitat Focus Areas Habitat News

$950,000 in Funding for NOAA’s Habitat Focus Areas

July 10, 2019January 9, 2020 Habitat Communication biscayne bay, Choptank River, Manell-Geus, Northeast Marine Corridor and Culebra Island, Penobscot River, West Hawai'i

NOAA is funding $950,000 for habitat restoration in six Habitat Focus Areas (HFAs). The projects build on the work initiated in 2017 and will continue

Talkstory about anchialine pools and sea level rise in West Hawaii

Habitat Focus Areas Habitat News

Sea Grant in the Habitat Focus Areas

July 31, 2018 Habitat Communication biscayne bay, California, Chesapeake Bay, Choptank River, florida, habitat blueprint, Habitat Focus Areas, hawai'i, Maine, Maryland, Penobscot River, Russian River, sea grant, West Hawai'i

Partnerships are central to Habitat Focus Areas. By bringing together the diverse expertise of NOAA and our partners, Habitat Focus Areas (HFAs) are conducting new

Volunteers remove invasive plants from a fish pond in West Hawaii Habitat Focus Area.

Funding Habitat Focus Areas Habitat News

$1.2 Million in Funding for Partners Working in NOAA’s Habitat Focus Areas

July 30, 2018January 9, 2020 Habitat Communication biscayne bay, California, Choptank, conservation, Delaware, florida, Guam, habitat blueprint, habitat focus area, habitat restoration, hawai'i, Maine, Manell-Geus, Maryland, Miami, Penobscot, puerto rico, Russian River, West Hawai'i

NOAA announces $1.2 million in funding for habitat restoration in seven Habitat Focus Areas. Investing in habitat restoration and recovery projects leads to real, lasting

Miami Waterkeeper’s Executive Director, Rachel Silverstein, leads a boat tour for elected officials and community leaders on Biscayne Bay.

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Working with Partners: Miami Waterkeeper — Partner of the Biscayne Bay HFA

July 23, 2018January 8, 2020 Habitat Communication biscayne bay

Miami Waterkeeper’s mission is to defend, protect, and preserve South Florida’s watershed through citizen engagement and community action rooted in sound science and research. As a

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