Mangrove forest, Rhizophora mangle tunnel, Florida
Mangrove forest, Rhizophora mangle tunnel, FloridaMangrove forest, Rhizophora mangle tunnel, Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park, Florida.
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Mangrove forest, Rhizophora mangle tunnel, Florida
Mangrove forest, Rhizophora mangle tunnel, Florida
Mangrove forest, Rhizophora mangle tunnel, FloridaMangrove forest, Rhizophora mangle tunnel, Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park, Florida.
Corals Growing Under Red Mangrove Prop Roots
Several species of scleractinian corals growing under red mangrove prop roots.
Several species of scleractinian corals growing under red mangrove prop roots.
Coastal wetlands near Port Fourchon, La., Northern Gulf of Mexico
Coastal wetlands near Port Fourchon, La., Northern Gulf of MexicoTo understand how changes in rainfall and temperature might affect coastal wetlands in the northern Gulf of Mexico, USGS researchers conducted field studies at 10 estuaries in five states (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida). The fieldwork took place in a variety of coastal wetland types, including mangroves, marshes, and salt flats.
Coastal wetlands near Port Fourchon, La., Northern Gulf of Mexico
Coastal wetlands near Port Fourchon, La., Northern Gulf of MexicoTo understand how changes in rainfall and temperature might affect coastal wetlands in the northern Gulf of Mexico, USGS researchers conducted field studies at 10 estuaries in five states (Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida). The fieldwork took place in a variety of coastal wetland types, including mangroves, marshes, and salt flats.
Red bubblegum coral at 440 meters deep in Norfolk Canyon
Red bubblegum coral at 440 meters deep in Norfolk CanyonRed bubblegum coral (Paragorgia) and several colonies of Primnoa occupy a boulder in close proximity to an anemone and sea star, at approximately 440 meters depth in Norfolk Canyon. Image courtesy of Deepwater Canyons 2013 – Pathways to the Abyss, NOAA-OER/BOEM/USGS
Red bubblegum coral at 440 meters deep in Norfolk Canyon
Red bubblegum coral at 440 meters deep in Norfolk CanyonRed bubblegum coral (Paragorgia) and several colonies of Primnoa occupy a boulder in close proximity to an anemone and sea star, at approximately 440 meters depth in Norfolk Canyon. Image courtesy of Deepwater Canyons 2013 – Pathways to the Abyss, NOAA-OER/BOEM/USGS
Brown Marsh in Southeast Louisiana
Brown Marsh observed in southeastern Terrebonne Basin, La
Brown Marsh observed in southeastern Terrebonne Basin, La
Manatee in Florida Spring
Manatee swims in a Florida spring
Manatee swims in a Florida spring
Two manatees with radio transmitters attached
Two manatees with radio transmitters attached
USGS Researcher with Manatee
USGS researcher collects data on manatee in Florida spring.
USGS researcher collects data on manatee in Florida spring.
A manatee meets Dr. Margaret Hunter during research at Crystal River
A manatee meets Dr. Margaret Hunter during research at Crystal RiverDuring a research snorkel trip at Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, Dr. Margaret Hunter comes face to face with a manatee.
A manatee meets Dr. Margaret Hunter during research at Crystal River
A manatee meets Dr. Margaret Hunter during research at Crystal RiverDuring a research snorkel trip at Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, Dr. Margaret Hunter comes face to face with a manatee.
Antenna of radar used for wildlife research near a wind turbine
Antenna of radar used for wildlife research near a wind turbineAntenna of radar near a wind turbine. Radar is used by USGS researchers to detect flying animals in renewable energy-wildlife research.
Antenna of radar used for wildlife research near a wind turbine
Antenna of radar used for wildlife research near a wind turbineAntenna of radar near a wind turbine. Radar is used by USGS researchers to detect flying animals in renewable energy-wildlife research.
Louisiana's changing coastal wetlands
An aerial view of coastal marshes along Bayou Dufrene, southwest of the town of Dulac in Louisiana's Terrebonne Basin.
An aerial view of coastal marshes along Bayou Dufrene, southwest of the town of Dulac in Louisiana's Terrebonne Basin.
Collecting DNA in the Boise River (Boise, ID)
Collecting a 1-liter water sample in the Boise River for eDNA analysis (Boise, ID)"
Collecting a 1-liter water sample in the Boise River for eDNA analysis (Boise, ID)"
St. Vincent Island, Florida
The beach where shorebirds and sea turtles nest along St. Vincent Island, Florida.
The beach where shorebirds and sea turtles nest along St. Vincent Island, Florida.
Florida Everglades
Florida Everglades
A Bleached Coral Next to an Unbleached Coral
A bleached colony of Diploria labyrinthiformis next to an unbleached colony of Colpophyllia natans.
A bleached colony of Diploria labyrinthiformis next to an unbleached colony of Colpophyllia natans.
Grunts and other fish species in mangroves
Mangroves are "nurseries" for several species of grunts and other fishes which find shelter in the complex prop roots.
Mangroves are "nurseries" for several species of grunts and other fishes which find shelter in the complex prop roots.
Smooth Trunkfish (Lactophrys triqueter)
Smooth Trunkfishes (Lactophrys triqueter) and other species of oddly-shaped "boxfishes" are characteristic of these mangroves.
Smooth Trunkfishes (Lactophrys triqueter) and other species of oddly-shaped "boxfishes" are characteristic of these mangroves.
Reef Urchin (Echinometra viridis)
Bright red Reef Urchins (Echinometra viridis) graze on algae growing on prop roots and rocks in shallow water.
Bright red Reef Urchins (Echinometra viridis) graze on algae growing on prop roots and rocks in shallow water.
Coral Reef at Hurricane Hole USVI
Image of several species of coral growing on and near the prop roots of red mangrove trees. Sponges, feather duster worms, and sea grass also appear in the picture.
Image of several species of coral growing on and near the prop roots of red mangrove trees. Sponges, feather duster worms, and sea grass also appear in the picture.
Curious manatee calf approaches scientist at Crystal River, Florida
Curious manatee calf approaches scientist at Crystal River, FloridaA curious manatee calf encounters a snorkeling scientist as the USGS Sirenia Project conducts fieldwork at Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, Florida
Curious manatee calf approaches scientist at Crystal River, Florida
Curious manatee calf approaches scientist at Crystal River, FloridaA curious manatee calf encounters a snorkeling scientist as the USGS Sirenia Project conducts fieldwork at Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, Florida
Cushion Sea Star (Oreaster reticulata)
A Cushion Sea Star (Oreaster reticulata) moves slowly along the bottom near some bright green algae (Caulerpa racemosa).
A Cushion Sea Star (Oreaster reticulata) moves slowly along the bottom near some bright green algae (Caulerpa racemosa).