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Interview: w/My Daughter on the Bluegill Trail – Palm Beach Gardens Florida

The 5.4-mile Bluegill Trail is the first in Palm Beach County to be opened inside the footprint of the Northeast Everglades Natural Area program(NENA). It is a collection of about 165,000 protected acres – about 260 square miles – in northern Palm Beach County and southern Martin County. The Bluegill Trail, now recently [...]
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Dead Christmas Trees are suddenly appearing

Dead Christmas Trees are suddenly appearing in waterways. Throughout Florida as many as ten, or even thousands of Christmas Trees have been found floating in canals. In one case a Christmas Tree had no time to react as lights and stand were still found attached to the misdirected tree. Now it just floats awkwardly sideways depleting [...]
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Recent Bird – Fish Deaths and Texas Sharp Shooting

Herding, packs, and schools of news stories stating our wildlife is dying are hitting the internet faster than coupons under wipers for Weight Watchers at the Golden Coral. The reporting of fish and bird deaths from around the globe and pin pointing a unifying answer or scouring the globe for similar events is paramount to [...]
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Barley Barber Swamp: South Florida’s Greatest Legacy

Bart Colucci Barley Barber Swamp, which was closed to the public after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, is now open for guided tours. Put politics and big business aside and get out and see the swamp. This is South Florida’s Greatest Legacy. I have waited about 4 years to get a glimpse of Barley Barber Swamp , [...]
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The River Otter and Osprey And How They Can Answer Acreage Cancer Cluster Questions.

Open Space Restoration combines nature with fiction, so to get the most out of each writing here is a brief trackline for this story: Non-fiction. During the next few weeks the State of Florida will start new testing of the soil and water to find the smoking gun, if any that may be [...]
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