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The manatee is protected under the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 and the Endangered Species Act of 1973 which means you can't harass, hunt, capture or kill any marine mammal, but the Manatee is protected itself under the Florida manatee sanctuary act of 1978 which states, "It is unlawful for any person, at any time, intentionally or negligently, to annoy, molest, harass, or disturb any manatee."

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The Rainbow River has caves that fish and places where fish can hide. The rainbow river every year does turn rainbow because of the algae that feeds on the sunlight and glows.

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Currently we are feeding tarpon. The tarpon can grow to be 8 feet and 280 pounds. We came to feed the tarpon because they were hungry and they needed food and it is a cool attraction.

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http://www.inspirationalstories.com/poems/our-failed-stewardship-raymond-a-foss-poem/
Our failed stewardship
blight upon the earth
scars on the land
pollution in the air, the water
climate on the brink
No time for rest
we claim sovereignty over all
forgetting we servants, stewards
gardeners of the master
the one who created all
We were to tend the land
to nurture one another
to cherish the gift of creation
and remember the creator
Taking our sabbath, our rest
for the people and the land
all to be cared for
leaving the rest to God

This poem is talking about how stewardship is trying to encourage people. We are saying that we should leave it for god to fix. and we are forgetting who has kept this earth alive even after all the things we have done.

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An Ecological Footprint is area one persons need of land and water. The footprint part of it means that the footprint stays on the ground which means your footprint on the earths care with say. The biggest area of my resource consumption is service, such as health care, restaurants, entertainment, government, and military. For me, it takes 5.7 planets to provide enough resources for me, and it takes 25,3 global acres to support my lifestyle. To minimize my footprint i eat organic food, not drive all the time, and recycle. To increase my footprint i go to restaurants all the time, sometimes trash to much, and people take the bus. I could stop throwing away things in the trash and recycle

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http://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/nonnatives/birds/scarlet-ibis/
Description: Member of the ibis and spoonbill family. Have long long, downward-curved bills to eat. Adults can be 30 inches long and can be 3 pounds.
Invasion: Although introduced Sacred Ibises have only been found in southern Florida, scientists believe that the flexible habitat requirements of this species could allow them to expand their range to include other areas of Florida.
Food: They live on a diet of beetles, shrimps, insects, molluscs, small fish, crayfish and amphibians
Habitat:They inhabit wetlands and other areas of shoreline
Solution: The government is moving out all scarlet ibises from Florida. Not killing them

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Article:Argentine black and white tegu lizard 

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Article:Argentine black and white tegu lizard 

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http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/florida/fl-tegu-lizards-20170103-story.html
The ones that are set free are eating bird and turtle nests all through out the state. The government are letting people kill them to eradicate them. They can tolerate cold so they can spread farther and can be brought as pet. About two dozen have been spotted in Broward and Palm Beach counties.