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Coastal Habitats, Fishery Production Forum

   March 22, 2013

Science Cafe is hosting a forum on coastal habitats and fishery production. Here’s the press release:

The Value of Coastal Habitats to Fishery Production in the Gulf of Mexico with Steve Jordan, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Monday, March 25, 6:00 PM
Cactus Flower Cafe
3425 N. 12th Ave., Pensacola

Steve Jordan of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory in Gulf Breeze will lead an informal discussion on his research in environmental sustainability.

For more information: 474-1495, gulfcoastsciencecafe@cox.net , http://www.meetup.com/Gulf-Coast-Science-Cafe

Sponsored by the Pensacola Chapter of the American Chemical Society.

Note: If you plan to order food or beverages, please arrive at least 15 minutes early. We want to try and place orders before the start of the program at 6:00.

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