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FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute Digital Annual Report Published

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FY 18/19 FWRI Digital Annual Report is available for viewing at www.fwcresearch.com. This web site provides a comprehensive overview of our major programs and project highlights associated with monitoring and research activities of the FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.

Viewers are also able to drill down into budget information for the Institute and individual sections. There are links to over 75 publications produced by FWRI staff as well as comprehensive lists of our partners and grants. Don’t miss the FWC Research: Our Mission video which is available when you scroll down the main entry page or when you click on “Message from the Director.” Finally, click on “connect” to see all of ways you can follow FWRI on social media.

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