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Nicolas Quintairos: People of the Bay

A look at Biscayne Bay’s problems through the eyes of a family that is searching for solutions

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A film still showing two manatees — Save the Bay- PSA Screening and Panel
Wed. July 28, 2021
7 - 8 p.m. ET

The back view of a violet colored merperson seated on the rocks — Helen Peña: The Siren
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Close up of a woman with goggles on her head — Shireen Rahimi: What Happened to the Bay?!

Black and White image of two manatees — Alexa Caravia: Video Letter
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Stop animation of purple octopus — Christian Perry: The Octopus
July 28, 2021

Boat, wave papercut out in front of a Black man in a boat captain hait with a blue floral shirt thats open — Jayme Gershen: Captain Baywatch
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Illustration of a pink tulip being sprayed with water — Milly Cohen: Save the Bay
July 28, 2021

A dead fish floating on its side in water surrounded by pine needles — Nicolas Quintairos: People of the Bay
July 28, 2021

Underwater view of fishes swimming in blue water with rocks around them — Colin Foord: All drains lead to Biscayne Bay
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Colin Foord: All drains lead to Biscayne Bay

Underwater view of fishes swimming in blue water with rocks around them

Illustration of a pink tulip being sprayed with water

Milly Cohen: Save the Bay