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A sea turtle nest in Eglin Air Force Base

By Wetland and Aquatic Research Center 2021 (approx.)
A person walks along the beach with a sea turtle nest marked in the forefront and trees and infrastructure in the background
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A sea turtle nest in Eglin Air Force Base

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USGS, Meg Lamont

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USGS Provides Mission Support on Eglin Air Force Base: Coastal and Marine Species Science

USGS WARC's long-term species monitoring and research program in the Florida Panhandle supports the largest forested U.S. Air Force Base in the world, Eglin Air Force Base.
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Ecosystems Mission Area, Wetland and Aquatic Research Center
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USGS WARC's long-term species monitoring and research program in the Florida Panhandle supports the largest forested U.S. Air Force Base in the world, Eglin Air Force Base.
Learn More
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