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Sea Grass Restoration Project
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Sea Grass Restoration Project

NASA / KSC · 2023-03-29 · photograph (digital archive)

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Kennedy Space Center’s Doug Scheidt (left), an ecologist working on NASA’s Environmental and Medical Contract (NEMCON), and Jane Provancha, manager of the ecological group for NEMCON, oversee seagrass restoration efforts at the Florida spaceport on March 29, 2023. Kennedy’s Environmental Management Branch is working to plant a minimum of 28,000 shoots of seagrass divided into 18 sites across three areas at the Florida spaceport as part of a pilot project for seagrass restoration efforts.

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BRLIRLIndian River LagoonKSC Banana River LagoonKennedy Space Centerenvironmentalsea grass
Credit lineSea Grass Restoration Project. NASA/KSC, 2023-03-29. Public domain. ID: KSC-20230329-PH-KLS01_0078.
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