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Research Spotlight
Journey into the field with our researchers and learn about some of FWRI's current research projects. New articles are posted on a bimonthly basis.


Articles
Research Spotlight: Diving into Goliath Grouper Research
September/October 2009


Fighting Against the Odds
July/August 2009


Nature's Resilience
May/June 2009


Biologists Track Mottled Ducks in South Florida
March/April 2009


Protecting Florida's Gentle Giant
January/February 2009


2008 Research Spotlight Archive
Read past Research Spotlight articles released during 2008.
All files are in PDF format.


2007 Research Spotlight Archive
Read past Research Spotlight articles released during 2007.
All files are in PDF format.








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