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Long-term solutions sought for Florida manatees - Vimarsana News

Long-term solutions sought for Florida manatees

With state and federal wildlife officials planning to feed starving manatees in the coming months, members of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission pointed to a need for more long-term solutions, such as the $53 million that Gov. Ron DeSantis directed toward the lagoon in September.

Source: wgcu.org
Florida wildlife leaders are mulling long-term solutions to save the manatees - Vimarsana News

Florida wildlife leaders are mulling long-term solutions to save the manatees

Wildlife officials say an infusion of projects to improve water quality is a good start, as they seek to avoid a recurrence of large numbers of manatee deaths due to a lack of seagrass and degraded water in the Indian River Lagoon.

Source: wfit.org
Long-term solutions sought for manatees - Vimarsana News

Long-term solutions sought for manatees

Wildlife officials are seeking solutions to avoid manatee deaths due to a lack of seagrass and degraded water in the Indian River Lagoon.

Florida officials seek long-term solutions for manatees - Vimarsana News

Florida officials seek long-term solutions for manatees

With state and federal wildlife officials planning to feed starving manatees in the coming months, the FWC pointed to a need for more long-term solutions.

Long-term solutions sought for Florida manatees - Vimarsana News

Long-term solutions sought for Florida manatees

With state and federal wildlife officials planning to feed starving manatees in the coming months, members of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission pointed to a need for more long-term solutions, such as the $53 million that Gov. Ron DeSantis directed toward the lagoon in September.

Source: wlrn.org