COMMUNITY PROFILE HISTORY In the early 16th century the Clearwater area was known for its many fresh water springs that bubbled up along the shoreline. The Timucuan Indians called this area “Pocotopaug” meaning “Cl

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• Pinellas County
• Florida
• Clearwater Beach
• Tampa Bay
• St. Petersburg
• Florida
• Ruth Eckerd Hall
• Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority
• Hudson River Sloop Clearwater
• St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport
• Caladesi Island State Park
• Geography of Florida
• Florida
• Clearwater
• Florida

Preparing for an Uncertain Climate, Volume I. Chapter 5 References

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• Liquid water
• Aquifers
• Groundwater
• Drought
• Water resources
• San Joaquin River
• Fresh water
• Water resources management in the Dominican Republic
• Water resources management in Mexico
• Water
• Hydrology
• Aquatic ecology

Draft_Final_NBF_Salinity_Monitoring_Plan

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• Liquid water
• Coastal geography
• Chemical oceanography
• Salinity
• Estuary
• Seawater
• Brackish water
• Duwamish River
• Fresh water
• Water
• Aquatic ecology
• Physical geography

Some fish live in two different habitats: Fresh and salt water. American shad, herring, striped bass, and American eels do that. These fish are found in the Delaware River. American shad

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• Striped bass
• Blueback herring
• Shad
• American eel
• Fish migration
• Herring
• Skipjack Shad
• American gizzard shad
• Fish
• Clupeidae
• American shad

Gambusia affinis (Baird and Girard, 1853) Gambusia affinis is a small fish native to the fresh waters of the eastern and southern United States. It has become a pest in many waterways around the world following initial i

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• Goodeidae
• Western mosquitofish
• Megalagrion
• Fundulidae
• Charalito
• Mosquito
• Poeciliidae
• White River springfish
• Railroad Valley springfish
• Fish
• Gambusia
• Coenagrionidae

THE PRAGMATICS OF ALLOCATING WATER FOR STREAM FLOWS Presentation to American Fisheries Society Western Division Annual Meeting May 4, 2009 by Steve Harris1 The Decline of Southwestern River Ecosystems: After 150 years of

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• Aquatic ecology
• Hydrology
• Environmental engineering
• Environmental science
• Environmental flow
• Fresh water
• River engineering
• Water quality
• Surface runoff
• Water
• Earth
• Environment

COLD LAKE–BEAVER RIVER SURFACE WATER QUANTITY AND AQUATIC RESOURCES STATE OF THE BASIN REPORT

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• Aquifers
• Liquid water
• Groundwater
• Water resources
• Water pollution
• Surface water
• Fresh water
• Water resources management in Peru
• Water resources in Mexico
• Water
• Hydrology
• Aquatic ecology

WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH GRANT PROPOSAL Title: Ecological Impacts of Water Management Decisions for the ApalachicolaChattahoochee-Flint River Basin in a Changing Climate Focus Categories: Ecology, Climatological Processe

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• Hydrology
• River ecosystem
• Ecosystem services
• Ecosystem
• Water resources
• Apalachicola River
• Nutrient cycle
• Fresh water
• Mesohabitat Simulation Model
• Water
• Aquatic ecology
• Systems ecology

COLD LAKE–BEAVER RIVER BASIN GROUNDWATER QUANTITY AND BRACKISH WATER STATE OF THE BASIN REPORT In partnership with Lakeland Industry and Community Association

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• Aquifers
• Liquid water
• Groundwater
• Water pollution
• Water resources
• Fresh water
• Surface water
• Hydrogeology
• Drainage basin
• Water
• Hydrology
• Aquatic ecology

Weekend Events From your friends at THE INDIAN RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Member & Community Events Indian River Farm Market! Come enjoy fresh, local produce, flowers, baked goods, and lots more!

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