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  Advanced Technologies, Deep Waters, and Surprise Jellyfish

  A chance encounter with a rare jellyfish species and active jellyfall, thanks to a...

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  From Natural Areas Management to the Watershed Stewardship Center: Cleveland Metroparks Is Where Conservation Meets Innovation

  An award-winning park system, one of Cleveland Metroparks’ most notable achievements is its Watershed...

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  Using LiDAR in the Hunt for an Invasive Species in Yellowstone Lake

  The National Park Service has a new tool in its fight to suppress a...

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  Seagliders Confirm Growing Dead Zone in Gulf of Oman

  A team of researchers deploying Seagliders in the Gulf of Oman confirmed that its...

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  Manhasset Bay Water Quality Report Shows Success, Room to Improve

  A new water quality report on the Manhasset Bay watershed in New York reveals...

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  Citizen Science Water Monitoring Program Empowers the Public

  The Virginia Tech citizen science water monitoring program that began in Flint has received...

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  Bioinspired: Soft, Translucent Eel Robot Silent Underwater

  A UCSD team has developed a soft, translucent eel robot that moves silently underwater...

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  New Standards Target Perfluorinated Compounds in Colorado

  The Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment is monitoring groundwater for low...