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Helicopter view of a dense green macroalgal bloom (either Ulva or Enteromorpha) in Buttonwoods Cove, Warwick, RI. This area receives significant failing septic system nutrients and is poorly flushed. — Macroalgal bloom in Buttonwoods, Warwick, RI

sulfur precipitate in near-anoxic event Greenwich Cove RI ASugust 2006 from helicopter. — near anoxic sulfidic waters- Greenwich Cove, RI

helicopter view of Patience + Prudence Islands looking down-Bay. — Patience+Prudence Is. Narragansett Bay

Wickford Harbor RI from helicopter. water appears to have sulfur precipitate - extreme low DO event in this period Aug 2006 — Wickford Harbor RI - sulfidic waters

Helicopter view of Wickford Harbor, RI during a sever hypoxic event. Water appears to have the — Wickford Harbor, RI hypoxic and sulfidic waters

California sea lions (Zalophus californianus) on the breakwater near the Coast Guard pier, Monterey, California — California sea lions

Giant kelp (Macrocystic pyrifera) underwater in Monterey Bay, California — Giant kelp

A southern sea otter (Enhydra lutris nereis) in Monterey Bay, California — Southern sea otter

A microscopic algae (Trentepohlia aurea v. polycarpa) growing on Monterey cypress trees in Point Lobos State Reserve, California. The orange color comes from one of the pigments, beta carotene — Algae on Monterey cypress trees

A microscopic algae (Trentepohlia aurea v. polycarpa) growing on Monterey cypress trees in Point Lobos State Reserve, California. The orange color comes from one of the pigments, beta carotene — Algae on Monterey cypress trees

A microscopic algae (Trentepohlia aurea v. polycarpa) growing on Monterey cypress trees in Point Lobos State Reserve, California. The orange color comes from one of the pigments, beta carotene — Algae on Monterey cypress trees

Dew drops on a California sagebrush (Artemesia californica), Point Lobos State Reserve, California — California sage brush

Dew drops on a California sagebrush (Artemesia californica), Point Lobos State Reserve, California — California sage brush

Dew drops on a California sagebrush (Artemesia californica), Point Lobos State Reserve, California — California sage brush

Dew drops on a California sagebrush, Point Lobos State Reserve, California — California sagebrush

Dew drops on a groundcover plant, Point Lobos State Reserve, California — Dew drops on a groundcover plant, Point Lobos…

Dew drops on a groundcover plant, Point Lobos State Reserve, California — Dew drops on a groundcover plant, Point Lobos…

Giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) washed up on a beach at Pacific Grove, California — Giant kelp

Giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) washed up on a beach at Pacific Grove, California — Giant kelp

Harbor seals at Point Lobos State Reserve, California — Harbor seals

Cones on a Monterey cypress tree, Point Lobos State Reserve, California — Monterey cypress

Dew on a Monterey cypress tree, Point Lobos State Reserve, California — Monterey cypress

Palm tree kelp, Postelsia palmaeformis, growing on intertidal rocks in Point Lobos State Reserve, California — Palm tree kelp, Postelsia palmaeformis

Rock formations at Point Lobos State Reserve, California — Rock formations at Point Lobos State Reserve…

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