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Joe Murphy

Bradenton
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Celebrating conservation and the art of fishing

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By Joe Murphy
| Key West Citizen Verified
I am a dedicated advocate for public lands, a defender of all things wild and an avid recreational fisherman. All three flow from the same spring and are linked together in my view of the natural world. While there are occasions where what the overall conservation community wants and what sportsmen want might differ, the core issues are usually shared. We have far more in common than we don’t. Supporting clean water for people and for wildlife. Protecting habitat for all species.
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A hammock, climate change and finding home in Florida again

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By Joe Murphy
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
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COMMENTARY: A hammock, climate change, and finding home again

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By Joe Murphy
| Key West Citizen Verified
I bought a hammock this week. A normal thing to do all things considered, but it symbolized for me recreating home and finding resilience and adaptation in the new world we live in along the coast of Florida. In an era of intensifying hurricanes, climate change and sea level rise, there is a new normal. These sorts of deep thoughts are best pondered in a hammock. Our home of twenty years flooded in 2024 in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. It was built in 1963 and never flooded.
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