Habitat

Illustration of a fixed deepwater research station

Illustration of habitat base with exposed sand and calcareous sediment base

Illustration of habitat base with good vs. bad comparison

Illustration of habitat base with intertidal mud

Illustration of habitat base with intertidal mudflat

Illustration of habitat base of protected sand

Illustration of reef habitat

Illustration of sand and reef habitat

Illustration of habitat base with subtidal mud

Illustration of habitat base with underwater shoreline

Illustration of habitat management

Illustration of mangrove gain effects

Illustration of mangrove loss effects

Illustration of reclamation effects on mangroves

Illustration of restricted tidal exchange effects on mangroves

Illustration of zonal shift effects on mangroves

Illustration of reef base with deep habitat

Illustration of river base with cross vane weir

Illustration of river base with cross vane weir

Illustration of coastal seagrass habitat

Illustration of deep water seagrass habitat

Illustration of intertidal seagrass habitat

Illustration of reef seagrass habitat

Illustration of subtidal seagrass habitat

Illustration of seagrass loss

Illustration of seagrass loss and recovery

Illustration of seagrass restoration

Illustration of potential seagrass habitat

Illustration of undersea habitat

Highbush blueberry is one of the most important plants in the blueberry family. It is found around wetlands, in woodland clearings, and open meadows, and provides food for many birds and a few mammals