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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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Lorae Simpson (left), director of research and conservation with the Florida Oceanographic Society, and Doug Scheidt (right), an ecologist working on NASA’s Environmental and Medical Contract (NEMCON), begin planting seagrass in the Banana River – one of three bodies of water that make up the Indian River Lagoon (IRL) – at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on March 29, 2023.

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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_0209.
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