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    The RiverKeeper staff collected specimens from the Loxahatchee River and Indian River Lagoon to stock the tanks at the Loxahatchee River Environmental Center. Some of the specimens collected included fish and invertebrates. Visitors can now see these new residents on display. The Center also unveiled a new cypress tree exhibit that provides an overview of the river habitats and how they are connected.

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    The RiverKeeper staff collected specimens from the Loxahatchee River and Indian River Lagoon to stock the tanks at the Loxahatchee River Environmental Center. Some of the specimens collected included fish and invertebrates. Visitors can now see these new residents on display. The Center also unveiled a new cypress tree exhibit that provides an overview of the river habitats and how they are connected.

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    August 2008 River Tidings Newsletter Loxahatchee River Center

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    Volume 3, Issue 7 Something’s Fishy!

    August 2008 Staff begin stocking tanks

    Loxahatchee River to teach us about our treasured


    District staff on the river.
    RiverKeeper spent a full
    day collecting
    specimens in the
    Loxahatchee River and
    Indian River Lagoon.
    Some of our prize
    catches were:
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    Stop by the River
    Center and say hello to
    our new residents. We
    RIVER TIDINGS

    are thrilled to have them


    and cannot wait to share
    LOXAHATCHEE RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER

    with you what they have

    Featured Exhibit— Cypress Tree


    A magnificent, seem- shaped our com-
    ingly real cypress tree in munity, and why
    full glory greets visitors they are important
    as they enter the exhibit to preserve.
    rooms. Adorned with life It will also
    -like wildlife, this “tree of show visitors the
    knowledge” details the exhibits that they
    exhibits to come and pro- will visit and what
    vides an overview of the habitats they repre-
    experience. sent on the Loxa-
    An interactive, touch hatchee River.
    screen monitor gives visi- The tree
    tors the opportunity to “bark” was molded
    learn about the Loxahat- from an actual cy-
    chee River habitats, how press tree on the
    they are connected, the Loxahatchee
    way that they have River. Exhibit 4—Cypress Tree

    Special points of interest:


    You Can Help the River Center
    • We NEED Volunteers! Please contact
    We Need: Jocelyn at 561-743-7123 or
    jocelyn@loxahatcheeriver.org
    • Towels
    • Digital Video Camera • Friends of the Loxahatchee River
    meetings are regularly held at the
    • Stackable Washer/Dryer River Center at noon on the 1st Fri-
    • day of the month. Visit our website
    for details on speakers and topics.

    www.loxahatcheeriver.org

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