aquatics Archive

  • Click to Listen:  Loxahatchee River the Song

    Click to Listen: Loxahatchee River the Song

    Now you can Listen on You Tube: Loxahatchee River….the Song

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

    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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  • Barley Barber Swamp: South Florida’s Greatest Legacy

    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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  • Lake Wellington honors the late great Benson by naming Its 40# Carp Lord Sawyer Benson I

    Lake Wellington honors the late great Benson by naming Its 40# Carp Lord Sawyer Benson I

    Bart Colucci Not really, not really Lake Wellington,  not even any person living in Wellington Florida has decided to honor the late great Benson. Benson (pictured on the left of your screen not wearing the hat) was the U.K.’s largest common carp,   but I’m going to take mayoral liberty,   name myself  Mayor  and then name  Wellington [...]

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  • EPA Fresh Water Standards – The New Battle at Taylor Creek

    EPA Fresh Water Standards – The New Battle at Taylor Creek

    The Miccosukee Tribe of Florida Sued the Environmental Protection Agency in U.S. District Court in Miami in 1995 and the Florida Wildlife Federation followed with their complaint on July 17, 2008. Taylor Creek is located in Okeechobee, Florida. The Taylor Stormwater Treatment Area is maintained by South Florida Water Management District, and a must visit for birders, walkers and photographers. All photos were taken at the Taylor STA.

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