Two Florida Keys Community College students, Breanna Soucy and Kylie Zimmerman, were named to the 2018 All-Florida Academic Team, which is comprised of the highest performing students in the Florida College System’s 28 institutions. The 132 team membe... Read More
Two Florida Keys Community College graduates and one student presented at the World Aquaculture Society’s “Aquaculture America 2018” conference in Las Vegas last week. The students exhibited their research and internship experiences while in the M... Read More
The Aquaculture Laboratory at Florida Keys Community College made an exciting discovery. For the first time since Hurricane Irma, one breeding pair of clownfish laid a clutch of eggs. The breeders, a standard wild-type “Nemo” female crossed with a... Read More
The scientific work of six Florida Keys Community College students took the spotlight on campus on December 12 at the College’s first ever Student Research Showcase. The event featured a variety of analyses, field work, and findings compiled by marine... Read More
FKCC is pleased to open the 2017 season of its VIP Series with “The Last Unicorns: The Collapse and Rescue of Florida’s Pillar Coral.” This intriguing presentation is led by Dr. Karen Neely, FKCC Marine Science Adjunct Instructor, on Thursday, Jan... Read More
Florida Keys Community College was awarded $147,807 from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Sea Grant Program to assess aquaculture management in the United States. Aquaculture, also known as fish farming, is a growing indu... Read More
Florida Keys Community College is pleased to open the 2016 season of its VIP Series with “Saving Nemo: (Aqua)Culture for Restoring the Ocean” on Tuesday, January 26 at 7 p.m. in the Tennessee Williams Theatre on the Key West Campus. Presented by FKC... Read More
