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Florida Coastal Everglades LTER Images

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An aerial shot looks over the wetland-ocean interface
Calm wetland waters reflect the sky and vegetation in the Everglades
water cuts through wetland vegetation and reflects a cloudy sky with a rainbow in the distance
An FCE researcher looks out on a sunset over the Everglades
A handful of small woody shrubs and trees peek out from a vast, flooded wetland
A sunset over the water in the Everglades
An aerial shot of the expansive wetland habitat that characterizes the Everglades
Katerina Potesta assists with planting native species at the CEMEX Florida East Coast Quarry Wetland Reclamation project
researcher up to her armpits in marshwater
Coastal mangroves in Everglades National park
PhD candidate Viviana Mazzei studying diatoms in the lab.
The author traverses wooden plants to reach a study site deep within the FCE mangroves.

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