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It s More Important Than Ever to Consider the Oyster

For the oyster enthusiast, eating them is a delicious environmental imperative. Here's everything to know, plus bivalve and wine pairings.

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UF archaeologists will study hurricane damage to key Florida indigenous sites

UF archaeologists will study hurricane damage to key Florida indigenous sites
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SW FL beaches largely off-limits to public in wake of Hurricane Ian

All Lee County public parks, and many state and federal facilities are closed as well after devastating Hurricane Ian made landfall on Sept. 28.

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SW FL beaches largely off-limits to public in wake of Hurricane Ian

All Lee County public parks, and many state and federal facilities are closed as well after devastating Hurricane Ian made landfall on Sept. 28.

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Archaeologists Dig Up 1,400-Year-Old Native American Canal in Alabama | Science

The nearly mile-long structure allowed inhabitants to paddle to rich fishing grounds and access trade routes

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