Seagrass Ecosystem of Lignumvitae Key

Have you ever heard the saying "Brown, brown, run aground”? Shallow water in the nearshore environments of the Florida Keys can look brown due to light reflecting off a substrate of seagrass. While the seagrass flats may not look like much to the casual observer, seagrass is vital to the Florida Keys ecosystem.

Katy Cummings - Biological Scientist II - Florida Fish & Wildlife

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