THEN & NOW: EXPLORING THE FLORIDA KEYS UNDERWATER WITH FAMED PHOTOGRAPHER STEPHEN FRINK
Stephen Frink is one of the most prolific underwater photographers in the world. In his latest lecture at the History of Diving Museum in...
FISH REPORT: CHECK OUT PATCH REEFS DURING COOL SEASON
Last week we had a lot of green water as I mentioned in last week’s tip. As a result, we had a solid bite...
DIVE REPORT: CRABS WE ACTUALLY WANT!
Conditions this past week were a little windy, and the northwest winds brought in some cooler temperatures. It’s not full-on wetsuit season yet, but...
DIVE REPORT: NEW ADVENTURES & A NEW CORAL NURSERY
This past week, conditions were pretty good. We had a little bit of rain, but the visibility was spectacular. Have you ever dove in...
IN PICTURES: COMMUNITY CLEANUP NETS 800 LBS. OF DEBRIS AT TAVERNIER PARK
Various community and environmental organizations gathered at Tavernier’s Harry Harris Park for a debris cleanup for International Coastal Cleanup Day on Sept. 18. Joining...
FWC EVALUATES TRAPPING RULES & SEEKS INPUT ON HUMANE METHODS
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is seeking public feedback as staff begin to evaluate rules addressing regulated wildlife trapping. Staff are...
STATE & FEDS TEAM UP TO COMBAT RISING MANATEE DEATHS
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) are working to address a manatee unusual mortality...
‘HAVANA NIGHT’ FUNDRAISER BENEFITS LOCAL MUSEUM
The Florida Keys History and Discovery Foundation put on its fifth annual signature event, “A Havana Night at the Museum,” with title sponsor Islamorada...
ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY GROUP OPENS NEW CENTER IN ISLAMORADA
After nearly a year since signing off on a contract with the Village of Islamorada, Florida Bay Forever has announced the opening of the...
DIVE REPORT: VISITORS, NIGHT DIVES & CORAL PLANTING
Dive conditions this week were decent, which is saying a lot for this time of the year. We had a little wind, but our...
