UM Study Finds Environmental Impact of Open Ocean Aquaculture to be Minimal
Open-ocean aquaculture is an emerging approach to fish farming, and one that has the potential to be developed off Florida.
Warming Waters Not Only Culprit in Florida’s Coral Decline, FAU Researchers Say
Excess nitrogen from sources like improperly treated sewage and fertilizers may also be to blame.
Blue-Green Algae, Red Tide and Sargassum: Learn More About Algae Blooms in Florida
Thanks to the help of algae bloom experts, we’ve answered your burning questions about blooms, broken down by each algae type.
The Gulf Dead Zone: Smaller Measurement Doesn’t Hide Big Problem
The Gulf dead zone did not reach its record-setting prediction this year, but scientists say the measurement may not paint the full picture of the problem.
Organisms in the deep ocean are eating microplastics
Plastic debris is typically portrayed as large garbage patches floating on the surface. But new research shows plastic debris is not just a surface problem.
Why Some Florida Coral is Rejecting a Potentially Life Saving Partnership
Scientists at FIU have introduced Florida corals to a more resilient partner algae. Can it help corals adapt to warming waters?
5 Reasons to Get Involved with Your Regional Water Management District
It’s important for Floridians to stay informed, especially about a resource as crucial as water.
Red Tide is Expensive. Here’s Why
Red tides not only wreak havoc on our natural ecosystems, they also put a dent in Florida’s pocketbook.
Coral Reefs Are in Trouble: Here’s How You Can Help
Read on to learn more about the benefits of coral reefs, major threats, and practical steps you can take to save our corals.
Australian Scientists Turn to Florida for Guidance on Coral Reef Restoration
Scientists from Florida and Australia are teaming up and sharing data to help save corals from extinction.