Troop 912 rescues bird, cleans up environment
Scoutmaster Ari Poholek knows that it’s important for younger generations to understand that they can be the solution to the plastic pollution problem. The...
Marathon girls install a device to save pelicans
Mia Triosi, 18, and Ria Rodriguez, 17, knocked a recent class project right out of the water. Or into the water. One of those.
Craig...
From Tibet to the Keys
In late January, Tibetan monks from the Drepung Gomang Monastery in South India toured the Keys as part of their annual Sacred Arts Tour,...
Tibetan Monks perform animal liberation ceremony, release sea turtle
Drifter, a sub-adult loggerhead sea turtle, was released back to the sea in sacred style. He was rescued last November when he was found...
Key West teen chosen to attend State of the Union to talk about environment
Marsella Munoz is not your typical 16-year-old at Key West High School. While she spends some of her time studying, reading, hanging out with...
Responses to the Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease
BY: WHITNEY WEMETT
Ana Zangroniz, Miami-Dade County Extension Agent at UF/IFIS Sea Grant Extension, joined Coral Restoration Foundation for its December “Sips and Science” lecture....
Splash Soap Company takes pride in ‘ingredients you can pronounce’
Looking for a natural alternative to the conventional soaps and skincare products found on most grocery store shelves? Yola Kryska, founder of Splash Soap...
Water quality must be sanctuary’s top priority
For 32 years, Reef Relief has fought incredibly hard to keep our reefs alive and protected through educating our community and its many visitors....
State will have major role to play
As a boater, diver, angler, and your state representative for the last eight years, I can think of no issue more wide-ranging in its...
Gov. Ron DeSantis visits Key West
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis spent Thursday morning in Key West, or technically, on Stock Island, where he announced a $36 million grant for the...
