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Daniela Ghelman

Miami
As seen in: The Boca Raton Observer, Phys.org, Medical Xpress, South Florida Media Network, NewsBreak, Florida International University, WUFT-TV (Gainesville, FL), Key West Citizen, The Invading Sea, Emerald Coast Magazine
Journalism student at the University of Florida
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Wild At Heart - Emerald Coast Magazine

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By Daniela Ghelman
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A long the Emerald Coast, wildlife is never far from view: a sea turtle inches across a sandy roadside, an osprey surveys the marina from above, dolphins crest the waves offshore, and a deer slips quietly through the tree line at dusk. Pelicans sweep low over the Gulf, herons stalk the marshes, and even black bears wander near neighborhood edges. Here, nature is not distant—it is woven into the rhythm of daily life. But as the region grows, that balance grows more fragile.
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Guardians of the Wild

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By Daniela Ghelman
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Here on the coast, wildlife is never far from view: A sea turtle inches across a sandy expanse; an osprey surveys the marina from above; dolphins crest the waves offshore; and a deer slips quietly through the tree line at dusk. Pelicans sweep low over the Gulf, herons stalk the marshes, and even black bears wander near neighborhood edges. Here, nature is not distant—it is woven into the rhythm of daily life.
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Catastrophic heat wave wiped out 2 endangered corals in the Florida Keys. Now what?

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By Daniela Ghelman
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By Daniela Ghelman, FIU News Once a picturesque garden beneath the sea, some stretches of the Florida Coral Reef have now become graveyards. Unburied coral skeletons stand as haunting remnants of the catastrophic marine heat wave that swept through in the summer of 2023, leading to the total functional collapse of endangered elkhorn and staghorn corals.
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