Fishing apps have a potential new role: assessing fish stocks through digital crowdsourcing Let’s face it, fishing regulations can be confusing sometimes. The laws our governmental fishery managers write determine how many fish we can legally catch, when we can catch them, and how big or small the

Building a blue economy in the Bahamas and globally One of the best tools we have right now for improving the health of our marine ecosystems is a Marine Protected Areas (MPA). And to operate and manage an MPA effectively, we have to run them like any other

The fight to maintain a delicate balance Once considered a mosquito-infested swamp, the Everglades has finally achieved the gold medal recognition it deserves. Approximately 4 million acres of diverse wetlands, rivers, lakes, prairies and forests are not only home to thousands of vital species, but they also provide

If you’ve been following the Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation recently, you know that marine science and conservation education has risen to the top of the list. Educating kids — and teachers — on the importance of ocean conservation is a critical step in saving our reefs, our fish,

It’s fair to say that the 2020–21 school year was the most challenging in modern education history. Learning from home was difficult for students and their parents, but it was particularly hard for teachers, who had to quickly become effective virtual instructors — all on the fly.  Most

If you’ve even envisioned yourself being on a fishing boat with Dr. Guy Harvey, you can now make that dream a reality. The Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation has organized several epic aquatic adventures to Panama, Mexico, and Guatemala, and the good news is — you’re invited to come

A Photographic Celebration of Florida’s Aquatic Wonders, By Michael Patrick O’Neill Award-winning photographer Michael Patrick O’Neill has written a retrospective of his past 30 years covering Florida’s spectacular coral reefs, wetlands, estuaries and deep ocean. Meet Me Underwater is dedicated to all Floridians and everyone who has a

Guy Harvey’s commitment to marine conservation extends all the way to his iconic apparel. The facility where Guy Harvey clothing is made is covered in solar panels, and the water is reclaimed and purified (see Guy Harvey Magazine Issue 36). Now, the latest innovation in apparel is called

We all know that coral reefs are in peril around the globe, and the Florida Keys are no exception. The good news is that a diverse group of coral reef management and conservation leaders has banded together to respond to this environmental crisis and save Florida’s coral reefs.

The term scallywag has generally been associated with troublemakers and outlaws. But there’s a new kind of “Skallywag” in town: a family-run business all about celebrating life at sea and ocean conservation. Siblings Richard White and Kerry White, alongside Kerry’s husband Raymond Moody, have created a series of