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

$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

Volunteers work on hillside in Manell Geus Habitat Focus Area

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

July 27, 2017January 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, Michigan, Muskegon Lake, Penobscot, puerto rico, Russian River, West Hawai'i

NOAA is recommending $1.2 million in funding for habitat restoration in eight Habitat Focus Areas. These new projects will educate coastal residents, restore habitats, and

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Ugly Algae Lurks in Biscayne Bay

March 27, 2017January 9, 2020 Habitat Communication algae, algal bloom, biscayne bay, citizen science, economics, florida, mapping, Miami, research, sea grant, water quality

This article was developed by Joan Browder, a leader of the NOAA Habitat Focus Area in Biscayne Bay. Recent problems with algae in Florida’s coastal

A Junior Ambassador educates a visitor about Biscayne Bay at a local outreach event.

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Current & Future Leaders Study Miami’s Iconic Bay

March 7, 2017March 6, 2017 Habitat Communication biscayne bay, education, florida, leadership, Miami, mitigation, student, water quality

Eager students and elected officials in Miami are speaking up about the important but often misunderstood shallow waterscape that surrounds them. They connected with saltwater