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Posted on April 1, 2017March 2, 2020

2017 Little River Cleanup Photo Gallery

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LittleRiverCon1Little River Conservancy@LittleRiverCon1·
15 Oct

Last day (11:00pm tonight) to register for Sea Level Solutions Day King Tide flood measurement day. Get your feet wet! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fourth-annual-sea-level-solutions-day-registration-121577719231

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IrelaBagueIrela Bague@IrelaBague·
8 Oct

#Quote: “Regardless of #sealevelrise we’ve got 120,000 #septictanks, a vast amount of them absolutely do not belong in #SouthFlorida and are polluting #BiscayneBay..."
-Aaron Stauber, Researcher at @MiamiWaterkpr
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DLCAVADaniella Levine Cava@DLCAVA·
6 Oct

A major victory for #BiscayneBay: Today @MiamiDadeBCC unanimously supported my legislation to prevent fertilizer run-off, one of the critical solutions that scientists and advocates agree is needed to reduce contamination and restore the Bay's health. #SaveOurBay (thread)

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