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As Marco Island builds high concentration levels of red tide, Collier County cleanup crews took on raking up hundreds of pounds of dead fish over the weekend, according to Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission. Since Friday, the county said…
Photo Credit: Reuters Close to 300 rare green turtles have been found dead on the beaches of southern Mexico, killed by a red tide of microalgae caused in part by climate change, authorities said. The algae feeds tiny fish called…
Hundreds of dead fish piling up in the water near Burnt Store Marina are likely a result of red tide. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said red tide is likely to blame for the fish kills near Burnt…
Dead fish have washed up on a beach in Marco Island. Several dead fish were found in the sand on beach access near Maderia Condominium early Wednesday morning. Hundreds of dead fish were also spotted floating in the water at…
Preliminary data from FWC showed that the 824 manatee deaths in 2018 from both red tide, sickness and human-related causes surpassed the previous record of 803 set during another red tide outbreak in 2013. Because of the partial U.S. government…
A massive cleanup is underway in Manatee County at the Robinson Preserve. Crews consider the effort an all-hands-on-deck emergency as they work non-stop to clean up the preserve, a popular spot in Manatee County where thousands of dead mullet have…
Tons of dead fish, effected by red tide, continue to wash inshore in Pinellas County. Fishermen cousins Kyle and Sam Joseph have been on the water to help with the clean up. “It’s just tons of it, man,” said Sam.…
An estimated 60,000 dead fish littered a six-mile-long stretch of Indian River Shores’ beaches Wednesday morning, according to a Public Safety Department survey. In some spots, there were more than 200 dead fish for every 100 feet of shoreline, which…
Hundreds of dead fish have been found washed ashore Fort Lauderdale Beach, leaving officials to believe that toxic red tide algae has made its first appearance in Broward County. Mayor Dean Trantalis says beaches in the city will remain open…
“This is probably the biggest fish kill we’ve ever had in our canal,” said Mayor Al Cathey. “I’ve been here all my life and I’ve never seen anything like this.” Crews might need until the end of Friday to unclog…
