tag: Florida

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  living green

  A Surfer's Lament: R.I.P. Beloved Beach

  Surfers still love to catch the perfect wave. But now they must fight to save their perfect surf from coastal developers.
  Comments (2)  |  May 28, 2008
• dispatches

  The Terminal

  Loggerhead sea turtles still climb ashore to nest on Florida's panhandle less than an hour from Panama City, along one of the Sunshine State's last stretches of condo-free coastline. Just inland, in a vast cypress swamp, scientists have reported more than a dozen sightings of ivory bill woodpeckers, thought until just two years ago to be extinct.
  Comments (0)  |  December 1, 2006
• Greenlight

  Is Florida's "Turtle Tunnel" Really a Waste?

  Comments (4)  |  Jun 19, 2009
• Greenlight

  Healthy Oceans Paddle Day 27 - Time and Life

  Comments (0)  |  May 14, 2009
• Greenlight

  Visualizing A World Without New Orleans, Bangladesh, the Bahamas

  Comments (0)  |  May 14, 2009
• Greenlight

  Healthy Oceans Paddle: A Warm Welcome at St. Marks

  Comments (1)  |  May 11, 2009
• Greenlight

  Healthy Oceans Paddle, Day 22: Trouble in the Waters of the Fenholloway River

  Comments (0)  |  May 11, 2009
• Greenlight

  Healthy Oceans Paddle, Day 21: Unexpected Wildness in Florida's Big Bend

  Comments (1)  |  May 7, 2009
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  Healthy Oceans Paddle, Day 20: Problems In The Suwannee River

  Comments (1)  |  May 7, 2009
• Greenlight

  Healthy Oceans Paddle, Day 19: Crystal River

  Comments (0)  |  May 6, 2009

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