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Unless otherwise noted, all images are credited to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC).

Listed below are all gallery images in the Past HAB Projects subcategory of the Harmful Algal Bloom Research at FWRI main site category. To see the full details of an image, select the name of the image or select the image itself.

RV Suncoaster
Heading out to sample
Sampling at sunset

Rosette sampler
Rosette in the water
Gathering samples

Processing water samples
Cell counts
Buoy maintenance

Construction of the platform
Platform at dock
Platform in the water

Getting ready for launch
Launching
Launching complete: Setting up for deployment

Motoring out to the mooring site
Platform in place: Mooring
RV Pelican

Deployed platform
Ponar sediment grab
Red sky

Sampling on the St. Johns River
Sampling with NOAA
Sampling with the VanVeen

Water samples		    







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