The release is part of an ongoing effort to fight the species' decreasing population along Florida’s east coast.

Biscayne Bay sees 50,000 redfish introduced, marking a major conservation effort and the first reintroduction in 30 years.

For the first time in nearly three decades, 50,000 juvenile redfish were released into Biscayne Bay on Wednesday as part of a large-scale conservation effort to restore the species along Florida's ...

Tens of thousands of Florida’s most popular sport fish species were returned to Biscayne Bay.Coastal Conservation Association Florida and Duke<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

University of Miami researchers with the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science say great whites are like ...

The federally endangered smalltooth sawfish, which was approximately 14-feet long, had the tip of its long flat snout tangled ...

Following a roughly nine-month lull, there have been 22 reports of the odd spinning behavior involving sawfish in waters ...

state legislators approved $2 million to fund the investigation into sawfish deaths in Biscayne Bay near Miami, Florida Bay and the Florida Keys. Some of the money goes to local fishing guides for ...

When Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation officers ... for research by the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust for work in Biscayne Bay, Florida Bay and the Keys. ∎ Their "teeth" line the outside edge ...

“In collaboration with Duke Energy and CCA Florida’s Dade and Homestead Chapters, releasing 50,000 redfish in Biscayne Bay will help replenish ... and maintain game fish stocks.