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Our diving doctor used to pull out his knife on decompression stops to break open spiny sea urchins and eat the roe. Instructors used to take spiny urchins up

Behind the veil of courtesy are tales from the diving pioneers themselves, legends in their own right. They reveal minor scandals, infidelity, theft of ideas

Marine biologist JOHN CHRISTOPHER FINE swaps Florida for an extended stay in the Cayman Islands – and is disturbed by what he finds while diving its coral reefs

Columnist John Christopher Fine opts to take the Amtrak Auto Train to transport his boat and vehicle to South Florida.

The relatively small numbers of turtles remaining in the world is shocking, says JOHN CHRISTOPHER FINE, but then, they face so many challenges. How can divers

I.CARE is a nonprofit organization that began in December 2018 in The Keys. Since its founding, volunteer divers have studied, grown, replanted and monitored coral as part of an ongoing effort to restore corals decimated by disease.

JOHN CHRISTOPHER FINE is a marine biologist and carries out coral-reef research from his home in the city of Boynton Beach, a popular Florida diving location. What he saw on a recent dive there didn’t exactly surprise him, but it did prompt him to write this piece…

A reader pleads for more coverage of plans to develop part of Palm Beach County's Agricultural Reserve.

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“It was traditional in Maine when I was growing up. Most families had baked beans and brown bread ...