Bringing Hope to Florida’s Coral Reef By Beth Firchau The Florida Reef Tract has stood resilient for decades; beaten by ocean warming, acidification and water-born pollution, it has survived. Much like the Grand Canyon, Yosemite or the Great Lakes, the Florida Reef Tract is a natural treasure that
Grand Challenge to Award $650k in 2021 By Louisa Sax Technology has allowed us to break barriers, push boundaries, manipulate the landscape, and access previously impossible-to-reach natural resources. Advances in fishing gear, for example, have enabled us to harvest deeper, further and smarter in order to satisfy an
By Valerie Gaynor Katherine O’Fallon, the Marine Science Magnet Coordinator at New River Middle School (NRMS) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has been sharing her passion for marine science and education since she began her teaching career in 2006. As a marine biologist working in the field, she discovered
By Stephanie MacDonald Women in Ocean Science is a global network and community to inspire, connect and empower women in marine science. Marine biologists, conservationists, chemists, oceanographers and casual ocean advocates all have a space to share their stories, research and experiences, have their questions answered, and interact
For the past year, the GHOF teacher committee has been working diligently, often late into the night, on the Guy Harvey Shark Collection, an integrated lesson plan for K-12 students and teachers. Our appreciation of their work, and that of all teachers during the pandemic, cannot be overstated.
by Guy Harvey Magazine Staff In our previous issue, we outlined strategic education partnerships with Discovery Education, Ocean First Education, the Florida Department of Education, Florida Virtual School and various and sundry groups dedicated to the vital efforts of educatingour children. Since that time, the number of our
By Emily Roden Leave it to the French — land of Jacques Cousteau, who invented the self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (SCUBA) — to create a flying boat. Well, sort of. The so-called “Overboat” is an electric-powered catamaran that almost magically rises above the waves on four hydrofoils, thus
By Emily Roden Manatees are often referred to as the beloved gentle giants of the sea, and they continue to capture the hearts of children and adults alike. These warm-blooded mammals are classified as a threatened species, facing dangers such as boat strikes, net entanglements and cold stress.
By Emily Roden Port St. Lucie Crosstown Bridge, which features Guy Harvey tile murals, just won “Highway / Bridge Project of the Year” from Engineering News-Record Port St. Lucie, a charming coastal town located on the southeastern coast of Florida, debuted their Crosstown Bridge in August 2019. This
By Emily Roden In May of this year, Guy Harvey will share his signature artwork, knock-out photographs and fascinating stories, in his new book Guy Harvey’s Underwater World. From Alaska to Australia, to the Galápagos and beyond, Guy takes us along on some of his most amazing international
Bringing Hope to Florida’s Coral Reef By Beth Firchau The Florida Reef Tract has stood resilient for decades; beaten by ocean warming, acidification and water-born pollution, it has survived. Much
Grand Challenge to Award $650k in 2021 By Louisa Sax Technology has allowed us to break barriers, push boundaries, manipulate the landscape, and access previously impossible-to-reach natural resources. Advances in
By Valerie Gaynor Katherine O’Fallon, the Marine Science Magnet Coordinator at New River Middle School (NRMS) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has been sharing her passion for marine science and education
By Stephanie MacDonald Women in Ocean Science is a global network and community to inspire, connect and empower women in marine science. Marine biologists, conservationists, chemists, oceanographers and casual ocean
For the past year, the GHOF teacher committee has been working diligently, often late into the night, on the Guy Harvey Shark Collection, an integrated lesson plan for K-12 students
by Guy Harvey Magazine Staff In our previous issue, we outlined strategic education partnerships with Discovery Education, Ocean First Education, the Florida Department of Education, Florida Virtual School and various
By Emily Roden Leave it to the French — land of Jacques Cousteau, who invented the self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (SCUBA) — to create a flying boat. Well, sort of.
By Emily Roden Manatees are often referred to as the beloved gentle giants of the sea, and they continue to capture the hearts of children and adults alike. These warm-blooded
By Emily Roden Port St. Lucie Crosstown Bridge, which features Guy Harvey tile murals, just won “Highway / Bridge Project of the Year” from Engineering News-Record Port St. Lucie, a
By Emily Roden In May of this year, Guy Harvey will share his signature artwork, knock-out photographs and fascinating stories, in his new book Guy Harvey’s Underwater World. From Alaska
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