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 […]

5 Things to Keep in Mind About Red Tide in 2019

January 15, 2019 / by Megan Bennett / algae, algal blooms, Conservation, fish, Florida, Fresh Water, gulf, gulf of mexico, gulf restoration, harmful algal blooms, North America, Ocean Conservancy, Oceans, Red Tide, Species, Uncategorized

Published by Ocean Conservancy “How are the beaches?” This is a question we’ve heard hundreds of times this fall and going into this winter, from tourists and other folks who migrate to Florida by the millions when things turn icy and cold up north. Winter travelers come to Florida to soak up the sun and spend […]

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