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St. Sebastian River still in trouble, despite cleanup efforts
Of the eight tributaries that flow into the troubled Indian River Lagoon, the St. Lucie River gets t
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Turtle nests up 60 percent over last year at this time
The island’s turtle nesting season is “off to a great start,” up 60 percent from last year at
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Locally built Triton sub makes deepest ever manned ocean dive in Mariana Trench
Dallas financier and explorer Victor Vescovo has just completed the world's deepest-ever manned subm
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Effort to strip specialty license plate funds from Harbor Branch fails
Florida Atlantic University's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute Foundation will get to keep more
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Harbor Branch could lose $1.4 million if vanity license plate money redistributed
The legislature was expected to decide this week whether the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute F
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Annual microplastic pollution worse than 9 biggest oil spills
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute research professor Dr. Tracy Mincer doesn't want to scare you,
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Improving management of Lagoon spoil islands becomes priority
The state of Florida is updating its nearly 30-year-old management plan for 137 spoil islands in the
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If you should run into these creatures …
Signs of springtime along the Space and Treasure Coasts: amorous alligators, spinning shark and toxi
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State of Florida seeks to improve management of lagoon spoil islands
The state of Florida is updating its nearly 30-year-old management plan for 137 spoil islands in the
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Is snook caught in lagoon on six-pound test line a world record?
A 37-year-old local woman caught and released alive a potential world-record snook on April 6 in the
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What to do if you run into these creatures …
Signs of springtime on the Treasure Coast: amorous alligators, spinning sharks and toxic toads. Warm
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Scientist sounds the alarm on scourge of microplastics
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute research professor Dr. Tracy Mincer doesn’t want to scare yo