South Floridians will get the chance this month to share ideas on how to protect 105 miles of coral reef running from northern Biscayne Bay to northern Martin County.
Starting Wednesday in West Palm Beach, six meetings will allow the public to participate in a process called Our Florida Reefs to collect concrete proposals for reef protection.
The meetings, being coordinated by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, are aimed at plugging a gap in managing South Florida's reefs, vital marine ecosystems that attract boatloads of tourists for fishing, snorkeling and diving.
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