ANNUAL DAY OF SERVICE CARRIES LEGACY OF PASCAL WEISBERGER
On Thursday, Feb. 2, local schools, charitable organizations and the community at large will come together to celebrate the fourth annual Pascal’s Way Day...
NATIVE PLANT DAY BRINGS LESSONS & NATURE WALKS AT STATE PARK IN KEY LARGO
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park are holding the...
ISLAMORADA GARDEN IS ‘THE BEST KEPT SECRET’
The weather couldn’t be beat during the morning of Jan. 10 at the community garden behind the First Baptist Church of Islamorada. The temperature...
KEYS MARINE SANCTUARY USES NEW ‘HAWKSBILL” BOAT FOR CRITICAL BUOY PROJECT
Eleven boundary buoys at Carysfort Reef Sanctuary Preservation Area (SPA) have been replaced following the maiden voyage of RV Hawksbill, the new work platform...
SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD FILM FEATURES KEYS FISHERMEN
Sereia Films, a local production company focused on seafood education, partnered with the Florida Keys chapter of the Surfrider Foundation to host a lively...
KEYS GIFT-WRAPPING EVENT SUPPORTS CORAL RESTORATION PROJECT
Those needing some help wrapping gifts have a place to go this holiday season. And it’s all going to support a local coral restoration...
DOCUMENTARY SPOTLIGHTS KEYS COMMERCIAL FISHING INDUSTRY
Award-winning environmental journalist and sustainable seafood advocate Sarah Curry has screened her documentaries at film festivals around the world and on PBS. Her nonprofit...
ANCHORS CAUSE CRUSHING DAMAGE AT TAVERNIER CORAL NURSERY
A designation by the popular Garmin marine navigation system beckons boaters to anchor near a critical in-water coral nursery managed by Coral Restoration Foundation...
MOTE MISSION BRINGS CORAL REEF RESTORATION TO KEY LARGO, FLORIDA
A new, land-based coral nursery is bringing a new kind of reef restoration to Key Largo.
Community leaders and Mote Marine Laboratory staff gathered on...
MIAMI WOMEN CHARGED FOR REPORTEDLY CATCHING 25 UNDERSIZED FISH IN KEY LARGO
Two Miami women are facing charges after Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation says an officer found them with more than 20 undersized fish in...
