John Christopher Fine

John Christopher Fine is a marine biologist with two doctoral degrees, has authored 25 books, including award-winning books dealing with ocean pollution. He is a liaison officer of the U.N. Environment Program and the Confederation Mondiale for ocean matters. He is a member of the Academy of Underwater Arts and Sciences in honor of his books in the field of education. He has received international recognition for his pioneering work investigating toxic waste contamination of our land and water.

The Tale of Armand Sedgeley, World War II Hero

October 6, 2021 People
Do You Have His Medals?

May 31, 2021 Viewpoints
Lt. Sedgeley and the Sunken B-17 Bomber

April 16, 2021 US Features
Where History Meets the Arts

July 23, 2017 Travel
Dondi Lives: The Origins of the Beloved Comic Strip

July 23, 2017 US
The Mission of Emerson Elk: A Voice for Native Americans

July 13, 2017 US
Underwater Beauty at Key Largo

December 1, 2016 Travel
Eat With Your Eyes: New Ownership Enhances Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel

December 1, 2016 Food
Train Travel: America’s Past, America’s Future

June 16, 2016 Travel
Mighty Little Underwater Camera Makes Debut

June 16, 2016 Travel
Team Creates Major Dive Destination Center

June 1, 2016 Travel
Saving Money When You Cruise

June 1, 2016 Travel
Palm Beach Reef Suffers Rampant Damage

April 1, 2016 Environment
Shipwreck Diving and Star Gazing in the Genuine Florida Keys

March 16, 2016 Travel
What to Do on a Short Stay in Orlando

March 10, 2016 Travel
An Tobar—A Well From Which We Draw St. Patrick’s Day Spirit

March 9, 2016 Travel
A Love of Ivory Endangered by Excessive Anti-Poaching Laws

February 25, 2016 Arts & Culture
Amtrak’s Auto Train Is American Elegance

January 5, 2016 Travel
What Will Become of the Wild Horses?

December 22, 2015 Animals
Defending Nature Preserve, Guatemalan Villagers Uncover Illegal Jade Mining

July 20, 2015 Americas
Half Way There—Flight of the Snowbirds

July 5, 2015 News
Smugglers Resort and Marina at Snake Creek Bridge

June 15, 2015 News
Diving the Palm Beaches: Three Generations in One Family Show Off Its Underwater Beauty

June 9, 2015 News
Treasure Hunting’s Magic Wand

May 28, 2015 News
OO-Tray, A New Way to Think Cuisine

May 25, 2015 Travel
Oltremare Restaurant at Amara Cay Resort

May 24, 2015 News
The Florida Keys, The Way They Were

May 23, 2015 News

John Christopher Fine

The Tale of Armand Sedgeley, World War II Hero

Do You Have His Medals?

Lt. Sedgeley and the Sunken B-17 Bomber

Where History Meets the Arts

Dondi Lives: The Origins of the Beloved Comic Strip

The Mission of Emerson Elk: A Voice for Native Americans

Underwater Beauty at Key Largo

Eat With Your Eyes: New Ownership Enhances Wyndham Gettysburg Hotel

Train Travel: America’s Past, America’s Future

Mighty Little Underwater Camera Makes Debut

Team Creates Major Dive Destination Center

Saving Money When You Cruise

Palm Beach Reef Suffers Rampant Damage

Shipwreck Diving and Star Gazing in the Genuine Florida Keys

What to Do on a Short Stay in Orlando

An Tobar—A Well From Which We Draw St. Patrick’s Day Spirit

A Love of Ivory Endangered by Excessive Anti-Poaching Laws

Amtrak’s Auto Train Is American Elegance

What Will Become of the Wild Horses?

Defending Nature Preserve, Guatemalan Villagers Uncover Illegal Jade Mining

Half Way There—Flight of the Snowbirds

Smugglers Resort and Marina at Snake Creek Bridge

Diving the Palm Beaches: Three Generations in One Family Show Off Its Underwater Beauty

Treasure Hunting’s Magic Wand

OO-Tray, A New Way to Think Cuisine

Oltremare Restaurant at Amara Cay Resort

The Florida Keys, The Way They Were