Pictured (clockwise around the table) are GEVS Superintendent Quincey Gray, board members Eric Wise, Charley Roman and Eric ...
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Could otters slow climate change by munching on sea urchins? Scientists think so
From kelp forests to sea grass meadows, these charismatic predators are quietly holding parts of the coast together.
Whether it’s seaweed cloaks or see-through wings, these animals know how to hide. Meet four masters of disguise who’ve turned camouflage and mimicry into a work of art.
Georgia is a state that blends rich history, stunning natural beauty, and vibrant culture in ways that will surprise you at ...
Scottie Scheffler says it's always nice to be mentioned in the same category as Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods, winning 4 ...
The city’s White Seabass Grow Out program, part of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Ocean Resources ...
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