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The higher perinatal total indicates manatee reproduction is likely bouncing back from 2021’s starvation event.
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A new lawsuit is pressing Florida’s top environmental leader to address wastewater problems contributing to an unprecedented manatee die-off in the Indian River Lagoon.
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Last year was the worst ever when it comes to the number of manatee deaths in Florida, and an environmental group says this year likely will be the second-worst.
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There have not been as many Florida manatees dying this year.
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New research suggests flows of sea water could help rescue the ailing Indian River Lagoon.
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The public-private partnership that rescues and rehabs manatees is planning to up its game in a big way in preparation for next winter.At a press…
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ORLANDO, Fla.—The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must update and improve habitat protections for the state’s ailing manatees over the next two years, under a legal agreement announced this week.The agreement comes as the gentle sea cows face extraordinary habitat challenges in Florida, most notably widespread water quality problems and seagrass losses in the 156-mile Indian River Lagoon, crucial manatee habitat on the east coast.
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Conservation groups announced Wednesday they have reached an agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in a lawsuit over Florida’s ailing manatees.
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At the final weekly update from state and federal wildlife officials, they said evaluating this winter's efforts to save starving manatees in the Indian River Lagoon will take time.
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State and federal wildlife officials are working together to address the unusual die-off of manatees. Already this year more than 440 have died. That's high, but not as bad as in 2021.