Its Corpus Christi outfit is rescuing turtles that were affected by the deep freeze in Texas.
The grants will cover the Sound and watershed in New York, as well as in New England.
The fishing gear manufacturer and BoatUS Foundation are tapping the public for better ideas on how to recycle soft bait and line.
One boat dealer says the scorching temps have been a boon to business.
Exploring 500 miles will raise awareness of environmental threats, organizers say.
As baby turtles hatch on a deserted beach in Brazil, an environmentalist pondersnature after the pandemic.
Nature Coast Aquatic Preserve would protect 400,000 acres.
The city’s canal boats are going green ahead of a 2025 diesel ban.
The studies focused on powerboat use and steward programs that aim to reduce the risk of introducing invasive species.
Canyon Ferry Lake showed no signs of zebra mussels after three years of testing.
Snook, red drum and sea trout will be open only for catch-and-release through May 2021.
The Boat Guy received the Honda Environmental Leadership Award as part of the company’s “Green Dealer” program.
New England marine-trade associations will hold their second environmental conference.
Florida’s Harmful Algal Bloom Task Force was reactivated as toxins in water impact the state’s economy.
The wall could protect New York City from storms like Hurricane Sandy, but critics worry it’s a waste of money with rising sea levels.
World Economic Forum’s top five risks revolve around the climate crisis.
Its discussions with the European Maritime Safety Agency included recreational boating for the first time.
In his “State of the State” address yesterday, Ron DeSantis pledged his commitment to Everglades restoration, while also funding projects to curtail blue algae and red tide.
The legislation to clean up our oceans has unanimous bipartisan support.
President Trump committed the money in late 2019.
The European Boating Industry will represent the E.U.’s recreational marine industry in the United Nation’s Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development Goals.
Boaters to protest Fort Lauderdale’s response to millions of gallons of raw sewage in local waters.
About $300,000 will be used from the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund.