6 Ways We Can Ensure the Magic of Florida’s Coasts Lasts Forever

February 7, 2019 / by Megan Bennett / Climate, climate change, Conservation, fish, fisheries, Florida, Fresh Water, gulf, harmful algal blooms, Ocean Conservancy, Ocean Life, Oceans, plastic pollution, Policy, Red Tide, Species, wildlife

Published by Ocean Conservancy Florida, my home, has an iconic natural environment. It is surrounded by oceans, built upon aquifers, shot through with rivers and lakes and is dependent on clean water running through all those systems. From the Panhandle to the Treasure Coast to the Florida Keys, you’re never more than 60 miles from the […]

Eelgrass and Ocean Acidification: California Takes Action

October 3, 2016 / by George Leonard / Bill Monning, california, California Ocean Science Trust, Climate, coastal jobs, Conservation, Das Williams, Dungeness crab, fisheries, Fresh Water, Jerry Brown, marine habitat, ocean acidification, Ocean Conservancy, Ocean Life, Ocean Protection Council, Oceans, Policy, Science & Conservation, Species, squid, West Coast Ocean Acidification and Hypoxia Science Panel

Published by Ocean Conservancy What do eelgrass, the California state legislature, crabbers, and Ocean Conservancy have in common? They are all part of the solution in California’s remarkable actions this past week to address the threats that ocean acidification presents to California’s healthy fisheries, marine habitat and coastal jobs. Governor Jerry Brown just signed into law […]

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