Key Dives News Today

The coral reefs are being impacted by this extreme weather.

Temperatures across the U.S. and Europe are soaring with millions under heat alerts. The heat is also on in the ocean and is putting one of the world’s largest barrier reef ecosystems at risk of coral bleaching.

Webbs sister Kaci Pollard is also a licensed scuba driver and was certified at age 12.

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.

With more than 90% of the 360 linear miles of the Florida Reef reportedly ravaged by disease, warming seas and other stressors, an Islamorada local nonprofit is expanding its mission

Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary recently expanded its lineup of “Blue Star” and “Goal: Clean Seas Florida Keys” dive operators with the addition of RED Hospitality at the Bungalows Key

Coral reefs are considered the rainforests of the oceans, supporting marine life, protecting shorelines and providing food and economic benefits to humans. Along with thousands of the world’s ocean advocates,

A coral nursery in a warehouse at Bud N’ Mary’s Marina is up and running, a new tool in the effort by conservation groups to grow and resupply coral to

A Danish camera company known as Paralenz has launched an initiative to gather data and create a comprehensive map of the underwater world, and South Florida is one of the

After more than a year of donning a mask being a common practice every time one leaves the house, many businesses and agencies in the Florida Keys are now beginning