Help protect Florida's Coral Reef against direct injuries from vessel grounding and anchoring on coral reefs by using free public mooring buoys, anchoring in sand or live boating. 

Use the map to view your vessel's live position and find a safe spot to anchor or use a free public mooring buoy.

Download the free mobile app, ArcGIS Field Map, to view our map of Florida’s Coral Reef and search “Florida’s Coral Reef Locator" or click the link below.

You can help protect Florida’s Coral Reef and avoid damage by using free public mooring buoys, anchoring in sand or live boating.

The Kristin Jacobs Coral Reef Ecosystem Conservation Area (ECA), formerly known as the Southeast Florida Coral Reef Initiative region, was officially established on July 1, 2018. This conservation area, also referred to as the Coral ECA, is the northernmost section of Florida’s Coral Reef and runs 105 miles from the St. Lucie Inlet to the northern boundary of Biscayne National Park.

What is a dry down and FAQs about the Lake Jackson dry downs.