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Destruction for Thee, Habitat for Me

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In 1992, Hurricane Andrew, one of the most devastating tropical cyclones in United States history, ravaged Elliott Key, Florida. “Most of the island was covered in seawater, and about a quarter of the trees were either toppled or completely broken,” says Sarah Steele Cabrera, a biologist at the University of Florida. “There was not a leaf to be seen.” Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . At the time, conservation…

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Destruction for Thee, Habitat for Me

In 1992, Hurricane Andrew, one of the most devastating tropical cyclones in United States history, ravaged Elliott Key, Florida. “Most of the island was covered in seawater, and about a quarter of the trees were either toppled or completely broken,” says Sarah Steele Cabrera, a biologist at the University of Florida. “There was not a leaf to be seen.” Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . At the time, conservation…

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