An ambitious new project in Florida is giving marine scientists hope: ‘I just see so much potential’
A bluestriped grunt swims around a coral reef in Key West, Florida, on 16 July 2023. Photograph: Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenA bluestriped grunt swims around a coral reef in Key West, Florida, on 16 July 2023. Recreational fishing alone brings in $14bn a year, and provides 120,000 jobs, the foundation said.
- ▪A bluestriped grunt swims around a coral reef in Key West, Florida, on 16 July 2023.
- ▪Photograph: Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenA bluestriped grunt swims around a coral reef in Key West, Florida, on 16 July 2023.
- ▪Recreational fishing alone brings in $14bn a year, and provides 120,000 jobs, the foundation said.
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A bluestriped grunt swims around a coral reef in Key West, Florida, on 16 July 2023. Photograph: Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenA bluestriped grunt swims around a coral reef in Key West, Florida, on 16 July 2023. Photograph: Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty ImagesFloridaAn ambitious new project in Florida is giving marine scientists hope: ‘I just see so much potential’Conservationists have created a ‘coastal corridor’ of ocean-based projects designed to preserve and nourish vulnerable marine lifeRichard Luscombe in MiamiMon 10 Aug 2026 08.00 EDTLast modified on Mon 10 Aug 2026 08.02 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleFrom disappearing manatees to bleached coral reefs, gender-changing turtles and oyster beds destroyed by hurricanes, no other state’s marine life…
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