NOS Photo Gallery / University of North Carolina / Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Florida Marine Research Institute / Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary / Wilmington’s National Undersea Research Center / /
IndustryTerm
reef systems / agricultural and industrial chemical contamination / bank reef system / electricity / bank / wave energy / bank reefs / transporation services / /
NaturalFeature
Hawk Channel / Biscayne Bay / Florida reef / Coral Reef / Anastasia Formation / Gulf of Mexico / Southeastern Coast / Third Reef / South Florida beach / First Reef / Florida Keys / Second Reef / Florida Bay / Mexico / Looe Key Reef / /
Organization
Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Florida Marine Research Institute / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / University of North Carolina at Wilmington’s National Undersea Research Center / U.S. Bureau of the Census / Reef Environmental Education Foundation / Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission / UNCW / National Park Service / ded / /
Person
Roberto Sozzani / Mike White / Walter Walter Jaap / Monroe Coun / Richard E. E. Dodge / Richard Richard / Vargas-Ángel / CORAL CORAL REEFS REEFS / Doyle / Rebecca Shoal / Brooks / Joanne Joanne Delaney / Paige Gill / /
Position
queen / Sergeant / Major / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Broward / Palm Beach County / Monroe County / Florida / North Carolina / Broward County / Miami-Dade / Miami-Dade County / /
Region
Southwest Florida / Southeast Florida / Gulf of Mexico / west coast / eastern Gulf of Mexico / South west Florida / Caribbean / South Florida / /
Introduction There are three main areas of coral reefs and banks in Florida – the Florida Keys, the southeastern coast from northern Monroe County to Palm Beach County, and the Florida Middle Grounds in the eastern Gul