Florida’s Leading Coral Experts Unite in Historic Effort to Restore the Coral ReefKathryn Gentilemote.orgAug 19Read at mote.orgMore from Mote Marine Laboratory & AquariumEarlier from this sourceMote Responds to High Water Temperatures to Safeguard Endangered CoralsJul 29PBS Changing Seas dives into new shark deterrent technology with Mote scientistsJul 13Mote Scientists Identify Disease-Resistant Corals That Could Strengthen Future Reef RestorationJul 13Mote Marine Laboratory, Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, and SCUBAnauts International Continue Vital Partnership for Coral Reef Restoration and Research for 15th YearJun 29Mote Welcomes New Member to its Board of TrusteesJun 17Mote Marine Laboratory Releasing 22,000 Snook Throughout Southwest FloridaJun 10Mote Announces 2026 Protect Our Reefs Grants for Advanced Reef Research and Restoration EffortsMay 28Mote’s Sea Turtle Patrol Documents First Local Sea Turtle Nest of 2026 SeasonApr 27How this page changedShareSign in to saveMore from Kathryn GentileLink