Mosquito district to vote mid-August
The board of the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District has decided to defer its vote on the Oxitec genetically modified mosquito experimental trial to...
Two more foxes find sanctuary in the Keys
Remember the story of Louie and Libby finding sanctuary in the Keys after their rescue from a Minnesota fur farm? Well, two more foxes...
Coffee Roasters’ new blend benefits local reefs
Islamorada Coffee Roasters, a boutique coffee truck run by Danny Ganim and Sharon Sealy, has been winning over coffee addicts and aficionados with its...
EPA grants available for water quality projects
The Environmental Protection Agency is accepting grant applications for water quality, seagrass and coral health-related projects within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and...
Mother manatee and calf return home
A mother manatee found tangled in netting and rescued off the Key Largo waters earlier in the year is back to full strength and...
At 93, legendary diver and photographer Jerry Greenberg goes under one more time
Jerry Greenberg can often be found examining laminated photographs of Key Largo reefs long gone. Those who don’t know would never guess that the...
Trash stowaways – Scientist seeks creatures in debris
As Key Dives’ clean up divers hauled up marine debris, Tokea “Kea” Payton got ready to get to work. The incoming doctoral student at...
LESS IS MORE – Dive results show cleanup is working
Over the last two years, Key Dives and its loyal customers have religiously and relentlessly cleaned up the reefs on Project Aware Dive Against...
CRUISE NEWS – Would proposed changes apply to privately owned Pier B?
Key West voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to change the city’s charter to limit the size of cruise ships that dock at...
Lost coral genotypes returned to ocean-based nurseries
More than 90 genotypes of critically endangered staghorn coral were recently exchanged at Coral Restoration Foundation headquarters among scientists from Mote Marine Lab, Nova...
