University of Miami receives $1.8M NOAA grant to study South Florida’s coastal ecosystems
Research will assess how climate change stressors are impacting South Florida’s coastal and marine ecosystems.
Research will assess how climate change stressors are impacting South Florida’s coastal and marine ecosystems.
A new study anticipates there may be nothing that can be done to prevent further damage to the West Antarctic ...
As coral bleaching events become more common, scientists are working to understand which corals survive and why.
Researchers have called this summer’s record ocean temperatures the worst coral bleaching event in Florida’s history,
Over the last 87 years, Florida has spent at least $1.9 billion on beach nourishment.
Jessica Levy, director of restoration strategy for the Coral Restoration Foundation, discusses efforts to restore Florida's corals.
If Hurricane Ian had struck in the 1970s, a Swiss Re report said it would have caused half or even ...
Disease nearly wiped out the long-spined sea urchin in the early 1980s, leading to algae overgrowing reefs.
NOAA determined that a PortMiami dredging project destroyed at least 278 acres of Florida’s reef and likely killed millions of ...
Our world is warming too fast for coral reefs to prevail without climate action.
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