Coastlines and Oceans Divsion

Up Close: Laura Garcia Barcia

Deep Blue Sea may not be the most well-known horror film about sharks. But, it’s still pretty iconic. (Spoiler alert: […]

Each year, the Office of the Provost recognizes individuals with significant achievements in their scholarly pursuits during the annual Faculty […]

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Rising ocean temperatures are killing coral reefs, but researchers discovered corals have a secret buried in their genes that just […]

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The unprecedented fish kills and algal blooms recently seen in Biscayne Bay have brought up many questions to locals and […]

An FIU Institute of Environment researcher is trying to understand how mangrove coasts gain back their strength after being hit […]

A retired grandmother of four in landlocked Mount Vernon, Ohio holds the distinction of being the top volunteer for the […]

Scientists in the FIU Institute of Environment were first to respond to the unprecedented fish kills and algal blooms recently […]

By Gabriela Aguirrechu Last week, Biscayne Bay experienced unprecedented levels of low oxygen, resulting in a massive fish kill that […]