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Reef-wide outplanting of corals susceptible to stony coral tissue loss disease begins – Chipley Bugle

Reef-wide outplanting of corals susceptible to stony coral tissue loss disease begins Posted on The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and our coral reef restoration partners announce the recent successful outplanting of 1,152 coral colonies along Florida’s Coral Reef as part of the largest coordinated experimental outplanting effort in Florida to date. Reef restoration experiments in Florida have never been replicated on such a large scale before, with 24 outplanting sites spanning from Martin County down the coast of southeast Florida to Key West. The purpose of this project is to determine the fate of corals that are susceptible to stony coral tissue loss disease when outplanted across Florida’s coral reef where the disease is still present but no longer found in epidemic proportions. The knowledge gained during this study will pave the way for future expansions in the restoration of disease-sus

Johns Hopkins to launch Behavioral Health Crisis Response Initiative

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George Foreman Net Worth: How Boxing and Grills Made Him Millions

| Share For as talented a heavyweight professional boxer as George Foreman was, the Olympic Gold Medalist is likely best known for his ventures after his Foreman made a ton of money in the ring as a two-time world heavyweight champion, but capitalized on his popularity in retirement and built a vast fortune out of it, too. So, just how much money did George Foreman haul in throughout his life? Boxing Career George Edward Foreman came onto the boxing scene in style, winning an Olympic Gold Medal at Mexico City’s 1968 Olympic Games. After rising through the ranks as a professional going undefeated in his first 40 clashes, Foreman truly rose to stardom after

ANCESTRY INVESTIGATIONS: Unearthing stories from the past

By Beverly Nield | Special to The News Herald The Chism family from Milton in Santa Rosa County probably hailed from Adam Chisholm. Adam was born in Tinedill, Scotland, circa 1695 and was imprisoned for taking part in the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715. There are prison records in Scotland and other documents which show he was captured at Preston in the North of England and tried in London. His punishment was to be banished to the colonies for fighting against King George I. The Jacobites wanted James II’s son, James Frances Edward, to be king instead of Hanoverian George. However, James didn’t have much stamina; the first time he set off for England he caught measles and went home, the second time he had a sniffly cold and did not wish to fight.