Jill Borski

Jill Borski

Jill Zima Borski lives in Islamorada, Fla. and is board chair of the Florida Outdoor Writers Association. Her website is www.jill-zima-borski.com

Experiences of Marine Science Experts: Part Four of a Four-Part Series

Experiences of Marine Science Experts: Third in a Four-Part Series

Hanna Koch, Ph.D. of Mote doing underwater research

Experiences of Marine Science Experts: Second in a Four-Part Series

Dr. David Vaughan

Experiences of Marine Science Experts: Part 1 of a Four-Part Series

Capt. Randy Towe of Islamorada builds rods in his man cave/office at mile marker 92 bayside. Photo By Jill Zima Borski

Capt. Randy Towe Wears Many Hats

Stock Island Capitalizes on its Waterfront History

Being a Key West “Local” Has its “Quirks”

Innovative Skimmer Boat Aims to Improve water Quality in Keys Canals

Juveniles double in size during their first year, growing from a birth length of 2.5 feet up to 5 feet

Smalltooth Sawfish Still in the Florida Keys

Photos Courtesy of Key West Art & Historical Society

Key West Lighthouse Reflects Time Gone By

Vaughan points to lab-raised massive corals

Coral Restoration Efforts Sprout Optimism in Mote Scientists

Key West: Home to Three Rum Distilleries

Wright - City of Key West

Florida Keys Maritime and Marine Artists Capture Keys’ Beauty

Florida Keys Coral Reefs Selectively Damaged by Irma

Cross section of fossilized coral showing marks from quarrying. Image courtesy of Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park

Windley Key Features Evidence of the Keys Underwater History

Photo by Jill Zima Borski

Hurricane Irma Spared Florida Bay

Photo by Jill Zima Borski

‘Bloodline’ Sites in the Keys Attract Visitors

Courtesy of the Pew Charitable Trusts

Little Fish in Big Trouble, Researchers Say

Motion in the Ocean: Swimming Around Key West

Artist Sheds Light on Florida Keys Lighthouses with Annual Swim