Scientists Fight to Save Smalltooth Sawfish
Sawfish are the world’s most threatened marine fish, with all five species classified as endangeredRead More…
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Win a Florida Keys Superfan Coral Reef Restoration Eco-Adventure
For travelers seeking “voluntourism” opportunities to help sustain the continental United States’ only living coralRead More…
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REEF Fest 2019 October 17-20 Key Largo
REEF Fest 2019 registration is now available! Book diving and snorkeling, register for events, and purchaseRead More…
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What’s New in the Florida Keys for Fall 2019
The Florida Keys with community efforts to sustain precious natural resources through the Connect &Read More…
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FKNMS Lionfish Removal Permits
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary encourages the safe removal of invasive lionfish from its watersRead More…
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Lionfish: Menace to the Atlantic Basin
Lionfish, a brightly-colored, spiny fish that are not native to Florida, are taking over ourRead More…
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Florida Keys Wild Bird Rehab Center Monthly Lecture Series
With native tropical flora of the Florida Keys being impacted by a growing population andRead More…
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Bleaching Dive Gear May Stop Spread of Coral Disease
Cleaning scuba equipment between each dive could help slow down the rapid spread of CoralRead More…
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Fishing Line Disposal – More than just Monofilament
Fishing is a key component of the Florida lifestyle as well as the state’s economy.Read More…
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Invasive Venomous Lionfish Killing Atlantic Reefs – Please Eat It
What do you do with an invasive fish, covered from head to fin with venomousRead More…
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FWC Approves Status Changes for Monroe County Osprey
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved Species Conservation Measures and Permitting GuidelinesRead More…
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Sixty Acres on Big Pine Key Targeted for Habitat Restoration
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Institute for Regional Conservation will begin aRead More…
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Reel Remove Recycle – Don’t Leave Your Fishing Line Behind
The Monofilament Recovery and Recycling Program (MRRP) is an innovative statewide project dedicated to reducingRead More…
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Florida Keys Sandbar Gatherings on The Rise
Florida Keys Sandbar. Dropping anchor or tying off at shallow sandbars has, in the lastRead More…
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Research Natural Area – Dry Tortugas National Park – Video
The Research Natural Area (RNA) was designated as an area of special protection within DryRead More…
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Best Natural Sunscreen for Scuba – Snorkeling – Swimming in Florida Keys
Sunscreen is a necessity for most scuba divers, but not all sunblock is created equal.Read More…
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Mangrove Black – White – Red – the Protector of Our Florida Keys Coastlines
The Mangrove is a shrub or small tree that grows in coastal saline or brackish water. The term isRead More…
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Smartphone App Collects Data Help Save Florida Reefs
Wondering how you can help in the fight against the decline of corals? With aRead More…
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Key West Faces Rising Seas With Plans For Resiliency
When it comes to sea level rise, Key West is pretty much as vulnerable asRead More…
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Fish Pee – Number 1 Nutrient for Coral Reefs
“It’s kind of a funny thing to say that we would conserve for fish pee,”Read More…
