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Mangrove / Indian River Lagoon / Seagrass / Nursery habitat / Salt marsh / Banana River / Ecological values of mangrove / Geography of Florida / Florida / Aquatic ecology
Date: 2013-04-12 16:46:35
Mangrove
Indian River Lagoon
Seagrass
Nursery habitat
Salt marsh
Banana River
Ecological values of mangrove
Geography of Florida
Florida
Aquatic ecology

Jensen Beach to Jupiter Inlet PRESERVES “From the time of the Ais Indians, the Indian River Lagoon has been and remains an important feature that continues to shape the lives of those who reside near it,

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