Study: Vessel traffic affecting marine wildlife
A new study provides a comprehensive global look of how vessel traffic affects large marine wildlife including whales, dolphins, seals, manatees, sea turtles, sharks and rays.
Fishing group empowers women on, off the water
Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing is about more than fishing. While over 10,000 people have learned the sport through the group’s hands-on training, immersive seminars and guided trips, participants like Robin Krueger say the experience goes far deeper.
Science program drawing students to risk-related careers
As a member of the U.S. Coast Guard, Douglas Flessner spent his time quickly mobilizing emergency staff and supplies for disasters and major storms like Hurricane Idalia.
New boating restricted area takes effect
FORT LAUDERDALE — A 30 day courtesy warning on new speed restrictions enacted on the Intracoastal between the Sunrise and Oakland Park boulevard bridges is expiring in early March.
Boater hopes to eventually captain a houseboat
Meet Capt. Dyanne Black, 63, owner of Gypsea Soul Nautical Voyages, LLC in Pompano Beach. **What type of boat do you own and what made you choose it?** A 24-foot Sea Ray Sundeck. I chose it for smooth, comfortable cruising for my customers, and friends and family.
Boat show time
This year’s Miami International Boat Show runs from Feb. 11-15 at four locations including the Miami Beach Convention Center, Pride Park, IGY Yacht Haven Grande Miami and the Miami Beach Yacht Collection. For more info, visit www.miamiboatshow.com.
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