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- Tags: Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Water Management Bulletin, Vol. 1, No. 2 (December 1967-January 1968)
Tags: Advance Engineering Models, Inc.; American alligators; Angelo Tabita; Audubon Society; Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife; canals; Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District; Central Florida Fair; Cypress Lake; Daniel Kubat; Department of the Interior; Everglade kites; Everglades; Everglades National Park; flood control; flooding; floods; Florida State Board of Education; Florida State Fair; Fountainbleau Hotel; G. E. Dail, Jr.; Hamilton Disston; Joe Koperski; Kissimmee River; Lake Gentry; Lake Harney; Lake Joel; Lake Mary Jane; Lake Myrtle; Lake Okeechobee; Lake Poinsett; Lake Puzzle; Lake Silver; Lake Tohopekaliga; Lake Washington; Lake Winder; levees; Max Welborn; National Recreation and Parks Congress; Okeechobee Waterway; Oscar Rawls; Palm Beach-Broward Counties Recreational Development Committee; Paul Sykes, Jr.; pumping stations; R. P. Tabb; recreational boating; Robert Padrick; Sebastian Canal; St. Lucie Canal; T. R. Tomlinson; Tamiami Canal; Taylor Slough; Ted Hauessner; Tom Brannen; Torry Island; Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; U.S. Army Kendall Reserve Center; UF; University of Florida; water districts; water resources; water transfer; West Palm Beach Canal
Inspection of Fish Kills at Lake Apopka, Florida
Tags: agricultural pollution; agriculture; Argulus; bacteria; bass; Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife; C. W. Sheffield; catfish; copepod; Crop Reporting Service; DDT; dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane; disease; DOI; Eastern Fish Disease Laboratory; Eddie Cromwell; farm; farming; fish; fish kill; fishing; Florida Game and Fresh Water Commission; FWS; gizzard shad; Harold L. Moody; insecticide; Lake Apopka; muck farm; Oliver Cope; Orange County Board of Health; parasite; pathogen; pesticide; pollution; protozoan; research; Scyphidia; speckled bullhead; spotted bullhead; spray; Thomas L. Wellborn, Jr.; threadfin shad; trematode; Trichodina; U.S. Department of Agriculture; U.S. Department of the Interior; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; USDA; water; water conservation; water quality