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Forecasters say king tide flooding should begin to subside (opens the original)
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The Miami office of the National Weather Service now expects king tide flooding to begin subsiding after Tuesday night's high tides. High tides along the east coast are forecast between about 10:30 p.m. and 11:45 p.m., with flooding occurring up to two hours before and after tides. For tide forecasts, click here. Minor flood risks will remain on Wednesday for parts of Palm Beach County and the southwest Gulf coast, the weather service said. READ MORE: The trillion-dollar hidden threat from clima
Biscayne Bay provides a critical refuge for sharks and rays, new global study finds (opens the original)
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Biscayne Bay, shallows waters off the southern Everglades and tiny Tavernier Key have been added to a landmark global map that for the first time identifies areas critical to the survival of disappearing sharks and rays. In the works for the last four years by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the project relied on standardized criteria that could apply planet-wide. Altogether, more than 1,000 locations were mapped, with a goal of improving management. None of the design
Fall tides expected to bring coastal flooding to South Florida this weekend (opens the original)
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A full moon and fall king tides are expected to bring flooding up and down the South Florida coast over the next few days. In a briefing Friday, the National Weather Service’s Miami office said to expect minor flooding twice a day with the annual tides. Saturday high tides arrive at about 8 a.m. in Lake Worth and Port Everglades and about 9:30 a.m. at Virginia Key. Evening tides are expected about 8:30 p.m in Palm Beach and Broward counties and 9:30 p.m. in Miami-Dade County. High tides in Monro
Miami-Dade County land conservation program dodges budget cut (opens the original)
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Miami-Dade County’s longtime land conservation program has survived the chopping block. Thanks to a last-minute petition drive by environmental groups, county commissioners agreed to restore funding for the Environmentally Endangered Lands (EEL) program to $20 million instead of slashing the program’s budget to just $6.5 million. The dramatic cut would have left only $3 million in its coffers, after covering $3.5 million in costs for land maintenance. Upping the amount will keep the program runn
Art and science are having a party in the Everglades (opens the original)
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Interested in the Everglades, art and science? Also, shenanigans? All three are on the agenda for the second annual Miccosukee Arts and Science Symposium on Oct. 2. “ We may tell the story differently. We may look at things differently, but I think we're all looking at the same thing just from our own unique perspectives,” said poet Houston Cypress, whose Love the Everglades Movement organized the event to combine the arts and science to help the Everglades story. READ MORE: Drought, then fire.
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