Climate change is exacerbating extreme heat waves across the country, burdening families, putting Americans’ health at risk, ...

High water temperature, the typical cause behind coral bleaching, doesn’t appear to be why certain corals in the Florida Keys are bleaching before summer. The culprit? It’s likely rainbow parrotfish.

A brief contends the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission — not the Department of Environmental Protection — is ...

In the Lower Keys, near MM 12, Shark Key is announced by a building with a beautiful blue-tiled roof. The long, thin island sitting off to the right of the […] ...

Here’s what else is new in the Florida Keys and Key West: Accommodations In Key Largo, three new Stay Ombi bungalows — with sleek interiors, floor-to-ceiling windows, plush king beds, fully equipped ...

The line forms early at DJ’s Clam Shack, where Key West visitors patiently wait for lobster roll nirvana under the tropical sun. Photo credit: Greg M. No, this place lets the seafood do all the ...

I’m adorable. And I almost became a coat because of it. If that sounds dramatic — good. It should. Because while humans have […] ...

The remaining parent colonies at The Florida Aquarium and the Rosenstiel School continue to thrive, ensuring the ability to produce more Flonduran babies in future spawning seasons—helping to rebuild ...

The research, funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection DEP), focused on the Mountainous Star Coral (Orbicella faveolata), a key reef-builder in the Caribbean now listed as ...

What once occurred perhaps once every few decades now happens with alarming regularity. The 2014-2015 global bleaching event severely impacted Florida’s reefs, and before they could fully recover, ...

What once occurred perhaps once every few decades now happens with alarming regularity. The 2014-2015 global bleaching event severely impacted Florida’s reefs, and before they could fully recover, ...