Third report on the environmental condition of the San Juan Bay Estuary – 2013 Edition
The report has 6 sections covering a total of 11 chapters
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Access reports, studies, and scientific publications about the San Juan Bay Estuary, its watershed, and its ecosystems. This collection brings together information on water quality, biodiversity, habitats, climate change, and other topics that support the understanding, management, and conservation of the estuary.
The report has 6 sections covering a total of 11 chapters
An estuary is a coastal area where freshwater flowing from rivers, streams, and rainwater runoff mixes with saltwater from the ocean. The San Juan Bay Estuary (SBS) system includes San Juan Bay, Condado Lagoon, San José and Los Corozos Lagoon, Torrecilla Lagoon, and Piñones Lagoon, as well as the channels that interconnect these bodies of water, such as the San Antonio Canal, Suárez Canal, and Martín Peña Channel.
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