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Only 22 percent of Florida Keys' coral reefs survived from marine heat waves. Read more here. Experts found out that only 22% of Florida Keys' coral reefs survived from marine heat waves.

A team of researchers completed a scientific mission Wednesday to assess the damage from last year's record-high marine temperatures on restored coral reefs in the Florida Keys.

Climate change and the heat waves it causes are killing Florida’s corals, pushing this iconic reef in the Keys to the brink.

A group of roughly a dozen research divers embarked on 10-day mission on Friday, Aug. 11, to visit the seven Mission: Iconic Reefs sites in the Florida Keys to study

1832: In the previous year, 290 ships entered the port of Key West. Of those, 172 arrived from foreign ports and 118 from American ports.

Marine navigation systems or GPS units on boats are designed to help mariners better navigate waters and protect marine resources, but recently one system has done just the opposite and

In the Florida Keys, much reef diving is shallow and easily navigable. The only living coral reef in the continental United States lies just a few kicks from the surface

Captain Coral brings the wonders of the underwater world to light for kids of all ages

In the Florida Keys, much reef diving is shallow and easily navigable. The only living coral reef in the continental United States lies just a few kicks from the surface

Office of National Marine Sanctuaries Director John Armor and Regional Director Matt Brookhart recently wrapped up a five-day visit to Florida Keys, which included a snorkeling trip.