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Biscayne Bay Commission Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-Green Algae Task Force	Event or Public Notice
Blue-Green Algae Task Force	Event or Public Notice
Blue-green Algae Task Force Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-green Algae Task Force Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-green Algae Task Force Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-Green Algae Task Force Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-Green Algae Task Force Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-Green Algae Task Force Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-green Algae Task Force Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-green Algae Task Force Meeting	Event or Public Notice
Blue-green Algae Task Force Meeting (virtual Meeting)	Event or Public Notice
Climate Engine Virtual Workshop #1	Publication
Climate Engine Virtual Workshop #2	Publication
Climate Engine Virtual Workshop #3	Publication
Climate Engine Virtual Workshop #4	Publication
Combining High-Resolution Surveys and Numerical Modeling to Optimize Water Level Management and Contain Nutrient Levels in the Guana River Lake	Publication
Constraining the Mineralogy and Mobility of Phosphate Resulting from the Piney Point Wastewater Dump	Publication
Data and Conceptual Evaluation of the Alapaha River Sink Rise System	Publication
DEP-DEAR Targeted monitoring for springs and other priority waterbodies	General Content
DEP-ORCP Springs Coast ecosystem monitoring and management	General Content
Development of FlowCam/Visual Spreadsheet Zooplankton Classification Schemes for Use in Identifying Apalachicola Bay Plankton Communities	Publication
Effects of Stormwater Ponds on Microbial Communities and Subsequent Ecosystem Functioning in Downstream Receiving Waters	Publication
Expanded Water Quality Monitoring for East Bay (St. Andrew Bay), Lake Wimico, Gulf County Canal, and the Intracoastal Waterway	Publication
Final report for Water quality variability in karst aquifers and implications on spring monitoring project and Identifying source waters to priority springs using isotopes of sulfate, geochemical modelling, and data analysis project	Publication

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