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Out with the Seaquarium, in with the mega yachts? A new plan for the old marine park

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By Jenny Staletovich Verified
| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Miami-Dade County has quietly submitted an application to state regulators for a new marina at the shuttered Seaquarium on Virginia Key that could rank as the county’s largest, trampling a spot favored by kayakers and tarpon amid a patchwork of vanishing seagrass flats. With slips for 325 boats and a dry stack capable of storing another 500, the new marina would have space for megayachts and a fleet of luxury boats.
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South Florida coral are in hot water again. Their caretakers have a plan

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By Jenny Staletovich Verified
| WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL) Verified
With South Florida facing what could become another summer of blistering ocean heat, scientists are bracing for a disastrous coral bleaching season. Groups across the state that tend to nurseries growing coral to restore Florida's ailing reef have started making plans for a worse case scenario. In the Florida Keys, one nursery has begun labeling and preparing to move fragile elkhorn and staghorn coral to cooler, deeper water.
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Out With the Seaquarium, In With the Mega Yachts? A New Plan for the Old Marine Park

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By Jenny Staletovich Verified
| Biscayne Times Verified
Miami-Dade County has quietly submitted an application to state regulators for a new marina at the shuttered Seaquarium on Virginia Key that could rank as the county’s largest, trampling a spot favored by kayakers and tarpon amid a patchwork of vanishing seagrass flats. With slips for 325 boats and a dry stack capable of storing another 500, the new marina would have space for megayachts and a fleet of luxury boats. Nearly 90 slips could fit yachts over 80 feet long.
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