MEDIA COVERAGE

Miami Waterkeeper has been cited by local and national outlets as a trusted source on South Florida water quality, policy, and environmental justice.

The Washington Post

An Army Corps project could wipe out one of Florida’s last thriving coral reefs

March 1, 2026

The Washington Post ran an in-depth feature on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ plans to dredge and widen the shipping channel at Port Everglades —

Nautical Voice

Concerns Rise Over Port Everglades Expansion’s Impact on Coral Reefs

January 19, 2026

NV Tech Desk reported on the scientific alarm surrounding the Port Everglades expansion, highlighting a landmark study by NOAA and the Shedd Aquarium that

The Invading Sea

Trashing our oceans: Feds plan the biggest permitted coral destruction in US history

January 8, 2026

The Invading Sea, Florida’s dedicated climate journalism outlet, published a stark account of what the Port Everglades dredge proposal actually entails: 400 underwater acres

WLRN

Ten million corals are in the path of a federal dredging project in Florida

January 6, 2026

WLRN returned to the Port Everglades story in January 2026 with an even deeper look at what’s at risk. While reefs across Florida have

National Geographic

Why hurricane flooding is about to get even more dangerous in Florida

November 13, 2025

In November 2025, National Geographic put the Port Everglades fight in global context, reporting that the 2023 marine heat wave caused staghorn and elkhorn

WLRN

Study surprises scientists with its findings: millions of coral at Port Everglades

October 23, 2025

In October 2025, WLRN was among the first outlets to cover the fight to stop the Port Everglades dredging project, reporting on a landmark

The Guardian

Ageing Nuclear Plant in Florida at Risk from Climate Crisis, Advocates Warn

March 1, 2025

MIAMI (FL), March 01, 2025 / 9:56 AM / The Guardian – A decision by regulators to extend the life of two of the

Miami Waterkeeper Expands Board Leadership With Two Distinguished Industry Experts

February 28, 2025

MIAMI, FL — February 28, 2025 — Miami Waterkeeper, South Florida’s leading advocate for clean water and healthy watersheds, announces the appointment of two

Miami Waterkeeper’s 7th Annual State of the Water

February 5, 2025

Powering Miami

Local 10 (WPLG)

‘It affects everyone’: Water quality woes ignite Fort Lauderdale residents to unite for resilience

October 23, 2024

Photo credit: Local 10 News

Aspen Ideas

Aspen Ideas: Climate 2024

July 1, 2024

Photo credit: Daniel Bayer Rachel Silverstein Ph.D. (Miami Waterkeeper and Executive Director) spoke at the annual Aspen Ideas: Climate event on Tuesday 12 March

Miami Waterkeeper Presenta el 6th Estado del Agua 2024

February 28, 2024

English > Una noche de corales, restauración e innovación.

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