Can Deeper Waters Provide a Refuge for Coral Outplants in the Face of Increasing Thermal Stress on Reefs in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary?

This grant supports a new program which aims to restore millions of square feet of reef, with a focus on planting corals deeper to protect them from heat stress and disease. This research could help improve restoration practices and increase long-term coral survival.

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Four Million Clams Take on the Indian River Lagoon

As the gateway to the NASA Kennedy Space Center and Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, the Titusville Causeway has always

Seaweed That Smells Like Trouble (But Isn’t Always)

As waves of golden-brown sargassum seaweed roll onto Florida's shores this summer, beachgoers might wrinkle their noses at the sight

Corridor Connect: Connecting People, Protecting Places

Our Foundation was the proud sponsor of this week’s Corridor Connect, a statewide summit uniting landowners, scientists, developers, and conservationists

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