There’s still time to catch the summer exhibit, “Tranquil Tropics: the Art of Tim Forman and Friends,” featuring the work of several local artists at New River Inn, 219 SW Second Ave., Fort Lauderd
The world’s coastlines are rapidly urbanizing, but how this increased human presence may impact species living in the ocean is not fully understood.
There’s no lack of beachfront holiday celebrations in South Florida including Fort Lauderdale’s annual Fourth of July Spectacular, starting at 5:30 p.m at Las Olas Oceanside Park.
After Jay’s Sandbar Food Boat capsized in Fort Lauderdale’s ICW in early May, owner Jeremy Lycke is making all efforts to rebuild in 90 days.
Marine debris found off South Florida’s beaches has been recycled into art meant to show how plastic is hurting the marine life that the giant sculptures represent.
It might not warrant a holiday Hallmark card, but to law enforcement who regularly deal with accidents on the water, National Safe Boating Week, running May 22-28, is pretty important.
When Hilary Close was in college, she was fascinated to learn that the Ohio farm she grew up on was once covered by a warm ocean, millions of years ago.
There’s one sure sign of spring in South Florida that has nothing to do with budding flowers.
Using only basic supplies including plywood, cure chalk and zip ties, local students from middle, high and marine technical schools will attempt to build sea-worthy craft in the upcoming Plywood Re
Meet Boyd Corbin, 53, of Wilton Manors, a drinking water activist who works in vacation rentals.