The Oculina Bank runs from Flagler Beach to Fort Pierce, is thousands of years old, and is found nowhere else in the world. Is it worth protecting?
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Florida opens rare ivory tree coral reef to shrimp trawling
The Oculina Bank runs from Flagler Beach to Fort Pierce, is thousands of years old, and is found nowhere else in the world.
It's no secret that Florida's iconic coral reefs are in trouble. Repeated body blows from hurricanes, pollution, disease, ...
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The 9,000-Baby Transfer: A Massive Move to Save the Florida Reef
Around the world, coral reefs are under threat from rising ocean temperatures, deteriorating water conditions, and diseases ...
Once a picturesque garden beneath the sea, some stretches of the Florida Coral Reef have now become graveyards. Unburied ...
Members of the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council voted Friday to approve two amendments allowing shrimp trawling on ...
Scientists warn that a proposed expansion of Port Everglades could damage corals, including some of the only remaining ...
New findings reveal how South Florida’s waters are nursery grounds for the mysterious giant rays, and how mantas function as ...
Stretching more than 120 miles and comprised of 800 islands, the Florida Keys is singular in terms of its diversity of ...
Hi friends! Reef the fox here with your weekly “Reef’s Report.” I regret to inform you that my mother recently committed an ...
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