Biscayne Bay's fragile ecosystem is being threatened. The urban growth of Miami, whose skyline is visible on the horizon, pressures the bay's resources daily. Careless boaters, whose propellers uproot the bay's seagrasses, cause scars that take . . . — — Map (db m292923) HM
Imagine it's 1941. Pennants wave in the breeze. Bunting adorns the lighthouse. As a parade of yachts enters the harbor, a cannon is fired to welcome them to the annual summer outing of the "Committee of One Hundred" - a social and educational club . . . — — Map (db m292924) HM
In 1900, Miami was only four years old and Boca Chita Key was just another small, mangrove-covered island. Over the next thirty years, with improvements in transportation, increased disposable income, and tireless promotion, Miami and Miami Beach . . . — — Map (db m292925) HM
