Derelict lobster trap removal from Ball Buoy Reef. @MiamiDadeExtension
Derelict lobster trap removal from Ball Buoy Reef.  @MiamiDadeExtension
Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Six derelict lobster traps were found near Ball Buoy Reef, in a no-lobster zone, Biscayne National Park. Divers from the National Park Service, University of Miami and UF/IFAS Extension & Florida Sea Grant safely removed the traps to avoid potential future damage to the reef.
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Derelict lobster trap removal from Ball Buoy Reef.

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