Jan. 31, the Florida Department of Health in Lee County (DOH-Lee) issued a health alert for the presence of red tide near the ...

a mild odor and dead fish near the Venice Island Pier. Photographs of lifeless sea life scattered along the shoreline underscored the environmental and public health impact of the bloom. Red tide ...

Red tides are becoming a near annual occurrence off the west coast of Florida, which are caused by massive blooms of the algae Karenia brevis fueled in part by excess nutrients in the ocean.

The Florida Department of Health in Lee County has issued a health alert for the presence of red tide near Turner Beach.

3RD SEA TURTLES ... and we've seen at least four or maybe five dead hammerhead sharks," they said.For marine life, exposure to red tide can be deadly. Dr. Michael Parsons, a marine science ...

If they are caught alive, some fish can be safe to eat as long as they're filleted Keep pets away from waters and dead sea life Red tide isn't uncommon this time of year — especially given that ...

The UAE Ministry of Environment and Water has detected red tides off the coasts of Ras Al Khaimah in the last few days. The ministry has warned against swimming, fishing, or collecting dead fishes ...

The police also informed Ajman Fishermen Association and warned them not to allow any fishing until the red tide disappears. The Municipality’s inspectors have made sure none of the dead fish ...

Most people can still swim in red tide, but it can cause skin irritation and burning eyes. If your skin is easily irritated, avoid red tide water. If you do experience irritation while swimming, get ...