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Bringing Back the Bayous

Escambia County Extension Service is hosting two public discussions on water quality issues. The discussions will focus on water quality in area bayous and what…

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Dolphins in Bayou Texar

Itâ€™s not something you see everyday. Pensacola City Councilman Larry B. Johnson had never seen it before. â€œIâ€™ve lived on Bayou Texar since 1989,â€ the…

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Restoring Reefs in the Bayou

Oyster reefs enjoy a multi-tasked existence. Not only do they provide habitat for future oyster populations, the reefs also facilitate a cleaner aquatic environment. Once…

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