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Benthic infauna are small animals living in underwater sediments, including worms, mollusks, and arthropods in the Indian River Lagoon. They support ecosystem functions like water filtration and nutrient cycling. This shoreline project at MRC uses infauna to measure restoration success, aiming to reduce erosion, track ecological changes, and compare living shorelines to hardened methods.
The seminar will end with a live Q&A session. Given the limited seating in the Lagoon House, and an increased demand for in-person tickets, there is now a $5 in-person attendance fee. Please feel free to bring your own lunch. Coffee and cookies will be provided. Viewing Lagoon at Noon presentations via Zoom continues to be free. We thank you for your continued support of our Lagoon at Noon Program.
When registering for online viewing, the Zoom link will be in your confirmation email. A recording of the presentation will be posted to
MRC's YouTube page for future viewing.
Thank You!
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