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Invasive Algae Found in Newport Bay

NEWPORT BEACH一 On April 22 the California Department of Fish and Wildlife reported that multiple federal, state, and local agencies had been notified about the finding of an invasive species

Lindsey Glasgow April 29, 2021

an invasive species of algae native to Florida was found by a diver in Newport Bay.

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