Epstein Secrets

hen broken rock pavement further out. Corals and sponges colonized the rock pavement. ESA listed coral species are found at all three locations and the Nassau Grouper (Epinephelus striatus) was seen off both the Christmas Cove and southern dock site. Methods The NOS St. John and St. Thomas Habitat map Tile 16 (F

numerous grottos, and caves, and gives way to a cobble/sand bottom at around 20ft to 25ft. There are moderate to dense seagrass beds off shore. The Stragglers lay off the southern most point of the cay, and like the southern shoreline of the island there is minimal colonization in the inner tidal areas of

pavement further out. Corals and sponges colonized the rock pavement. EFTA00802706 ESA listed coral species are found at all three locations and the Nassau Grouper (Epinephelus striatus) was seen off both the Christmas Cove and southern dock site. Methods The NOS St. John and St. Thomas Habitat map Tile 16 (F

numerous grottos, and caves, and gives way to a cobble/sand bottom at around 20ft to 25ft. There are moderate to dense seagrass beds off shore. The Stragglers lay off the southern most point of the cay, and like the southern shoreline of the island there is minimal colonization in the inner tidal areas of

hen broken rock pavement further out. Corals and sponges colonized the rock pavement. ESA listed coral species are found at all three locations and the Nassau Grouper (Epinephelus striatus) was seen off both the Christmas Cove and southern dock site. After the hurricane Irma in 2017 the owner of the Great St. Jam

numerous grottos, and caves, and gives way to a cobble/sand bottom at around 20ft to 25ft. There are moderate to dense seagrass beds off shore. The Stragglers lay off the southern most point of the cay, and like the southern shoreline of the island there is minimal colonization in the inner tidal areas of