Epstein Secrets

nter of the bay just off the old dock piling in the depression early in 2016. However, a boat moored on the old piling and on a subsequent dive the Acropora was found completely broken. Pieces of this Acropora remain. There are Acropora palmata in the shallows to the north of the proposed dock location

st bay. The landing. The beach is cobble and the cobbles extend out to a depth of 7ft at the landing site. The landing site contains some scattered Millepora cornplanata, but no hard-coral species. There are scattered corals to the east in the cobble including a few Orbicella annularis and Acropora painr

nter of the bay just off the old dock piling in the depression early in 2016. However, a boat moored on the old piling and on a subsequent dive the Acropora was found completely broken. Pieces of this Acropora remain. There are Acropora palmata in the shallows to the north of the proposed dock location

st bay. The landing. The beach is cobble and the cobbles extend out to a depth of 7ft at the landing site. The landing site contains some scattered Millepora complanata, but no hard-coral species. There are scattered corals to the east in the cobble including a few Orbicella amudaris and Acropora palmata

nter of the bay just off the old dock piling in the depression early in 2016. However, a boat moored on the old piling and on a subsequent dive the Acropora was found completely broken. Pieces of this Acropora remain. There are Acropora palmata in the shallows to the north of the proposed dock location

st bay. The landing. The beach is cobble and the cobbles extend out to a depth of 7ft at the landing site. The landing site contains some scattered Millepora complanata, but no hard-coral species. There are scattered corals to the east in the cobble including a few Orbicella annularis and Acropora pahnat

opora have been mapped on the current aerial and based on the mapped fill, 3 Acropora were directly impacted by the filling activity. Figure 4: The Acropora which were impacted by the placement of fill are shown in red. The 2009 report stated that there numerous Acropora colonies on the northern side of

had live coral colonization. The northern side and crest of the shallow ridge had between 10-20% live coral colonization per meter square excluding Millepora spp. and as much as 60% benthic coverage per meter square including Millepora spp. Approaching the south side of the new fill material there are are