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Population Monitoring and Aerial Surveys
Read about aerial surveys; synoptic surveys, including counts of manatees; and population assessments.


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Synoptic Survey Conditions for Winter 2008
Due to warmer than average weather, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will not conduct the annual statewide manatee synoptic survey this winter.


Manatee Synoptic Surveys
The synoptic surveys are winter aerial surveys that cover all of the manatees' wintering habitats in Florida.


Manatee Aerial Surveys
Aerial surveys are conducted to learn about manatee distribution, relative abundance, and use of habitat.








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