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Katie Delk

Palm City
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she/her Former @TCPalm Environment Reporter covering water quality @UFJSchool Alum Storyteller, herbalist
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There’s an ‘epidemic’ of people dumping unwanted dogs in the Everglades

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By Katie Delk
| Yahoo Verified
In salty humidity thick as stew, Gloria Cabal and Hector Vega trudged through the mud and crawled on all fours through wet, mucky mangrove and cocoplum thickets in the dense Everglades. Were the fresh pawprints they found in the damp soil left by bobcats, panthers, coyotes — or the elusive animal they were tracking?
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Epidemic of dogs dumped in Everglades hits home for Treasure Coast woman

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By Katie Delk
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Gannett April 29, 2024 at 11:35 AM In salty humidity thick as stew, Gloria Cabal and Hector Vega trudged through the mud and crawled on all fours through wet, mucky mangrove and cocoplum thickets in the dense Everglades. Were the fresh pawprints they found in the damp soil left by bobcats, panthers, coyotes — or the elusive animal they were tracking?
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Resort pays high fine for destroying mangrove forest that will take 25 years to regrow

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By Katie Delk
| Yahoo News Verified
A Treasure Coast resort has paid one of the steepest mangrove-cutting fines in state history for illegally cutting about 944 mangrove trees to nubs along the St. Lucie River shoreline. The state also has issued a second fine in the case to an unpermitted West Palm Beach landscaping company. Sandpiper Bay Resort in Port St. Lucie paid its $110,395 fine on Feb. 15, three weeks before it was due on March 5, according to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
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