By Carla Mendez, Sofia Zarran The sun shimmered over calm waters as a small Florida International University research vessel zigzagged slowly across Biscayne Bay on a hot and humid Saturday morning.

A new mansion is designed to show that living right on the water is possible, even with rising concerns about storm surge and ...

Juvenile critically endangered great hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna mokarran) flock to the waters of Biscayne Bay in southern Florida. While humans come for recreational fishing, boating, and snorkeling, ...

Fish kills — which can range from a few dozen fish in a small area to massive stinking numbers across large bodies of water — ...

Miamians appreciate Biscayne Bay for its various offerings, but they see the estuary as "moderately healthy" – despite a significant decline in water quality and habitat health in recent decades.

Take a tour of a Miami estate whose grand architecture and luxurious gardens bring the flair of the Mediterranean to ...

Biscayne Bay is essential for recreation, fishing, and boating for residents of Miami and is home to wildlife in the area. The once clear canals flowing into the Bay are now unusable by several ...

BOATING: You have to get out on the water at Biscayne National Park, and the best way to do so is to take a boat cruise or charter. This allows visitors to experience the park’s vastness—a ...

The idea of the $369 million Biscayne Bay Coastal Wetlands project is to use stormwater pumps, narrow canals and holes cut under roads to slow down the flow of water from major canals into ...

NORTH BAY VILLAGE, Fla. – More than 1,000 fish recently died in the northern Biscayne Bay basin in Miami-Dade County. Rachel Silverstein, the executive director of Miami Waterkeeper, a nonprofit ...

Biscayne Bay’s native turtle grass, which provides crucial habitat for marine life, has gone through catastrophic die-offs since 2011 due to algae blooms fueled by nutrient pollution.