Articles, Stories & Speaking Events by Martha LaGuardia-Kotite

Protecting the Last Wild Places on Earth

By Martha LaGuardia-Kotite A few years ago marine ecologist Dr. Enric Sala was working in California as a professor at the

By Jim Thompson (NWFDailyNews) DESTIN — Capt. Martha J. LaGuardia’s career ended earlier this month where it began 33 years

By Martha LaGuardia-Kotite Night fell just northwest of Sitka, Alaska, leaving Jim Blades and his six-year-old son, Clint, to fight for

By Captain George E. Krietemeyer, USCG (Ret.) On 15 February 1943, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Ernest J. King assigned responsibility

The Joint Women’s Leadership Symposium inspires Coast Guard Capt. Martha LaGuardia-Kotite. “It’s the largest gathering of women in uniform (in

BY MARTHA J. LAGUARDIA-KOTITE After graduating from college, Todd Barber and his father nearly died crossing the Atlantic, from Miami

By Martha J. LaGuardia-Kotite The single-engine Bell-47 helicopter rests on a concrete pad at a private airfield in Baker, Florida,

The Will To Win by Martha J. LaGuardia-Kotite South Florida’s reputation as a proving ground for tennis’s biggest stars is well

A Symbol of Hope – September 11 Memorial and Museum A Symbol of Hope, September 11 Memorial and Museum,

Homelessness is Here – Emerald Coast Magazine by Martha LaGuardia-Kotite and Zandra Wolfgram for EC Magazine HOMELESSNESS IS HERE. Though