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- Florida Keys Crews Have Cleared 4 of 103 Canals
- PETA Stirs the Pot with Anti-Crab Billboards
- Snook Season Opens on Indian River Lagoon
- Sailboat Crashes Into USS Midway Museum
- Bahamas Nuthatch: Scientists Rediscover Elusive Bird
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| September is the peak month for Atlantic hurricanes, recording more hurricanes in that basin than any other month on record. Forecasters say that the tropical Atlantic might begin to wake up in early September. |
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| More News and Events are a Click Away: |
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| Crashback — A survivor’s account of what happened that day on the sailboat when a commercial vessel ended up parked aboard. |
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| Nearly one year after Hurricane Irma trashed canals across the Florida Keys, four were cleaned up in the first week of debris removal — only 99 more to go. |
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| Free-floating fishing nets are a threat to the region, and to the rest of the globe. Removing them is a challenge that requires a local response. |
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| Summer flounder fishing seems to be hanging in and might even be improving with a wave of quality fish. |
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| The results of the kayak Bass Fishing Trail series are a testament to how strong the bass fishery has become in these waters. |
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| Researchers are traveling the Intracoastal Waterway looking for dolphins to capture and study via a floating exam room. |
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| A new billboard, put up by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals in the heart of Baltimore, is getting strong reactions. |
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| A highly endangered species of bird called the Bahama nuthatch has been rediscovered by two international teams of ornithologists searching the island of Grand Bahama. |
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| While traveling to Poʻipū Beach, Kauaʻi, a man from Alabama came across a monk seal, lying asleep on the beach. The price of disturbing it was steep. |
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| Sea Esta got caught in the netting on the bow of the Midway and the mast snapped off, San Diego Harbor Police Sgt. Scott Ferraioli said. |
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| Gone with the Wynns bloggers tell the tale of a moody sail across the Pacific from two radically different perspectives. |
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