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Miami Herald

PortMiami dredging killed 80 times more coral than expected. More digging coming soon

January 1, 2014

Click here to read the article in the Miami Herald. By Alex HarrisSeptember 08, 2023 3:03 PM The skeleton of a dead coral, smothered

Bollyinside

Florida’s Insurance and Real Estate Market Serve as a Climate Warning for the U.S.

January 1, 2014

Published: September 5, 2023 Read the original article on BollyInside News Network. – Florida’s vulnerability to weather exchange is a caution for the remainder

Islander News

Water temps in South Florida are scorching hot, threatening the reefs, fish and quality of life

January 1, 2014

Published: August 1, 2023 Read the original article in Islander News. Water temperature at the tip of the Florida Keys sizzled over 100 degrees

Ocean Aid 360

Ghost Trap Rodeo held in Biscayne Bay, clearing out old lobster traps and marine debris

January 1, 2014

Published: July 19, 2023 Read and watch the original article on Local10 News. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Biscayne Bay is in crisis, and it’s all

Miami Herald

These are the dirtiest waterways in South Florida. Are they in your neighborhood?

January 1, 2014

Published: July 17, 2023 Read the original article in the Miami Herald. As a yacht full of 20-somethings zips through Miami’s concrete jungle past

Biscayne Times

Conservation Efforts Flow Through Miami-Dade

January 1, 2014

Original article, authored by Samantha Morell, Biscayne Times Staff Writer, can be found here >

Miami Herald

Could your Miami-Dade neighborhood’s open space help curb flooding? Put it on this list

January 1, 2014

Could your Miami-Dade neighborhood’s open space help curb flooding? Put it on this list

Miami Herald

Feds vow to fast track plan to raise Miami homes, protect businesses from flooding

January 1, 2014

Click here to read the article in the Miami Herald. BY ALEX HARRISNOVEMBER 17, 2023 5:30 AM An image from a June 2023 presentation

Miami Herald

Can UM-led team create a ‘perfect’ reef? Why the U.S. military is banking on it

January 1, 2014

Can UM-led team create a ‘perfect’ reef? Why the U.S. military is banking on it

Stetson

Press Release: Stetson’s Jacobs Law Clinic Asks Court to Stop Project That Could Harm Puerto Rico Coral Reef

January 1, 2014

For immediate release: Stetson’s Jacobs Law Clinic Asks Court to Stop Project That Could Harm Puerto Rico Coral Reef GULFPORT, Fla. October 13, 2023

Miami Dade

Invest in Innovation to Reverse Damage Done to Coral Reefs, Build Coastal Resilience

January 1, 2014

Corals play a crucial role in supporting marine biodiversity and protect coastal communities from erosion and storm surges.

Knight Foundation

Knight Media Forum 2024

January 1, 2014

Photo credit: Knight Foundation. Rachel Silverstein Ph.D. (Miami Waterkeeper and Executive Director) spoke at the annual Knight Medium Forum on Wednesday 24 February 2024,

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MEDIA & PRESS COVERAGE

All Media & Press

PortMiami dredging killed 80 times more coral than expected. More digging coming soon

Florida’s Insurance and Real Estate Market Serve as a Climate Warning for the U.S.

Water temps in South Florida are scorching hot, threatening the reefs, fish and quality of life

Ghost Trap Rodeo held in Biscayne Bay, clearing out old lobster traps and marine debris

These are the dirtiest waterways in South Florida. Are they in your neighborhood?

Conservation Efforts Flow Through Miami-Dade

Could your Miami-Dade neighborhood’s open space help curb flooding? Put it on this list

Feds vow to fast track plan to raise Miami homes, protect businesses from flooding

Can UM-led team create a ‘perfect’ reef? Why the U.S. military is banking on it

Press Release: Stetson’s Jacobs Law Clinic Asks Court to Stop Project That Could Harm Puerto Rico Coral Reef

Invest in Innovation to Reverse Damage Done to Coral Reefs, Build Coastal Resilience

Knight Media Forum 2024

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