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Progress Report for NOAA Project #NA14NOS4820090: Evaluating the mechanisms that drive nutrient-induced coral disease and bleaching
"We previously presented the first experimental evidence that chronic nutrient exposure leads to increases in both disease and bleaching in scleractinian corals. Despite those findings, it remained unclear whether excess nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), or t...
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Characterization of Mesophotic Coral/Sponge Habitats and Fish Assemblages in the Regions of Pulley Ridge and Tortugas from ROV Dive during R/V Walton Smith Cruises of 2012 to 2015
"This report summarizes the remotely operated vehicle (ROV) surveys during four cruises from 2012 to 2015 which characterizes the mesophotic coral reef ecosystems at Pulley Ridge and Tortugas. This research is part of a grant funded by the NOAA National C...
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Do increased nutrients increase the vulnerability of reef corals to climate change? A field and experimental study in the Florida Keys using novel genetic tools
"This project tests the hypothesis that elevated nutrients cause corals to increase the densities of their algal symbionts, and that this change lowers their thermal tolerance. It uses a novel molecular assay to measure changes in the symbiont:host (S:H) ...
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Florida Reef Resilience Program 2015 Summary Disturbance Response Monitoring Quick Look Report
"The summer of 2015 was a moderate to severe bleaching year for Floridas coral reefs. Severe bleaching occurred in some areas of the Upper, Middle and Lower Keys, and Dry Tortugas sub-regions. High disease prevalence and recent mortality were recorded at ...
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Florida Reef Resilience Program 2016 Winter Disturbance Response Monitoring Quick Look Report
"The summer of 2015 was a moderate to severe bleaching year for Floridas coral reefs. Severe bleaching occurred in some areas of the Upper, Middle and Lower Keys, and Dry Tortugas sub-regions. High disease prevalence and recent mortality were recorded at ...
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Impacts of land-based sources of pollution on two Caribbean coral species
"Elevated levels of two common land-based pollutants, phosphate found in fertilizer and endosulfan found in pesticide, have been detected in canals, inlets, and oceanic waters of South Florida. Although both have been shown to have biologically deleteriou...
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Occupation dynamics and impacts of damselfish territoriality and gardening activities on recovering populations of the threatened staghorn coral Acropora cervicornis
"Large-scale coral and coral reef restoration are needed to help recover lost structure and function of degraded coral reef ecosystems. Active coral propagation and reef restoration efforts have scaled up significantly in past decades, particularly for th...
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Two Shelf-Edge Marine Protected Areas in the eastern Gulf of Mexico
"The Madison-Swanson Marine Protected Area is located off the Florida coast in the Gulf of Mexico at the margin of the continental shelf and slope in 60 to 140 m of water. Prominent within Madison-Swanson is a limestone ridge, thought to be the remnant of...
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Fishery-independent monitoring of coral reef fishes and macro-invertebrates in the Dry Tortugas: Final Report.
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Prediction of coral bleaching in the Florida Keys using remotely sensed data
"Shallow water tropical coral reefs may bleach due to extremes in a variety of environmental factors. Of particular concern have been temperature, ultraviolet radiation, and photosynthetically available radiation. Satellite observation systems allow synop...
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The southeast Florida marine debris reporting and removal program: Third Annual Southeast Florida Marine Debris Clean-Up. Summary
"During the summer of 2013 divers across southeast Florida had fun underwater while actively contributing to coral reef conservation during the 3rd Annual Southeast Florida Reef Cleanup, hosted by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Coral R...
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Surveillance and enforcement of federal fisheries in the southeastern US
"An overview of the Project was presented at the Surveillance and Enforcement in Remote Marine Areas (SERMA) Project Advisory Meeting, July 21, 2011, Orlando, Florida."
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Biscayne National Park fisheries education class
"Key Marine Consulting, Inc. in partnership with Biscayne National Park (BNP) and Everglades National Park (ENP) achieved visitor compliance with fishing regulations through active visitor education and interaction to reduce the number of fishing violatio...
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Our Florida Reefs Lessons Learned Workshop Final Report
"The overarching purpose of the Our Florida Reefs (OFR) Lessons Learned Workshop was to gain clarity on what worked well and what one might want to change about the process in hindsight. This information and development process could be considered a model...
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High-resolution multibeam bathymetry and backscatter investigation of the Edges, northwest of Steamboat Lumps, Gulf of Mexico
"The intent of this study was to map and evaluate an area of essential fish habitat in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico northwest of the Steamboat Lumps MPA known as The Edges Marine Protected Area (MPA) and within fish habitat areas of the West Florida Sh...
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Development of GIS maps for southeast Florida coral reefs: Broward County
"The present report outlines the results of an integrated mapping project undertaken to provide a habitat map of the shallow Broward County seafloor between the 0m and 35m contour. The study area stretched from Golden Beach in northern Dade County to just...
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Spatial and temporal variability of red grouper holes Mexico Steamboat Lumps Marine Reserve, Gulf of Mexico
"Red grouper Epinephelus morio act as ecosystem engineers by excavating depressions (or holes) in areas of flat sandy bottom, which provide suitable habitat for themselves and numerous other species. To understand the spatial extent of the holes, which se...
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Farfield tracing of a point source discharge plume in the coastal ocean using sulfur hexafluoride
"Pathways and dilution of a point source ocean discharge in the farfield (approximately 10-66 km) were measured using the deliberate tracer sulfur hexafluoride (SF6). The injection of SF6 was performed by bubbling the gas over a period of 6 days into an o...
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Quantifying parrotfish grazing on coral reefs : developing a metric for management and conservation / Principal Investigator, Deron Burkepile, Co-PI: Benjamin Ruttenberg.
"Herbivorous fish can benefit reef-building corals by controlling algae that compete with corals for space, but different species of herbivores have different and complementary impacts on benthic communities. Many herbivores are targeted in reef fish fish...
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Interrelationships between corals and fisheries
"This book is the result of NOAA CRCP's sponsored workshop held by the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council in Tampa, Florida, 20-22 May 2013, where world authorities came together to discuss the current and emerging threats as well as challenges and...
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Summary of 2016-2020 Disturbance Response Monitoring Efforts in the Florida Reef Tract
"This is a summary report of the Distrubance Response Monitoring (DRM) efforts in the Florida Reef Tract from 2016 to 2020. The DRM program was developed and first implemented in 2005 to monitor shallow coral reefs from Martin County to the Dry Tortugas. ...
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Resilience Action Plan for Floridas Coral Reef 2021-2026
"The Resilience Action Plan for Floridas Coral Reef 2021-2026 was developed by the Florida Reef Resilience Program to define the critical, near-term steps that the reef management community, policy makers, and reef users must take now and maintain for the...
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Southeast Florida large (>2 m) ESA threatened coral colony disease impact assessment
"Inventorying the Southeast Florida (SE FL) large coral population and understanding how they were affected by stony coral tissue loss disease (SCTLD) was critical to the management of the oldest and most resilient coral demographic in the SE FL coral ree...
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Modelling and Mapping Fishing Impact and the Current and Potential Biomass of Coral-Reef Fisheries in South Florida
"The key aims of this work were to model and map fishing impact, model and map the current fish biomass, and assess the potential benefit of conservation and management measures, such as the potential biomass on a reef following the cessation of fishing, ...
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Corals and Their Microbiomes Are Differentially Affected by Exposure to Elevated Nutrients and a Natural Thermal Anomaly
Nutrient pollution can increase the prevalence and severity of coral disease and bleaching in ambient temperature conditions or during experimental thermal challenge. However, there have been few opportunities to study the effects of nutrient pollution du...
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