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A prestigious group of members of the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine have completed their biannual review of the Everglades Restoration
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Wetlands planned at end of Kissimmee River to lower phosphorus in water heading into Lake OkeechobeeThe South Florida Water Management District is planning to build 4,800-acres of wetlands near the mouth of the Kissimmee River
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An 11-acre stretch of land next to a birding site in Sarasota County is now open, marking the completetion of a project that turned a bare field into wildlife habitat.
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Commercial and recreational divers compete in the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission event to win fishing and boating gear.
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More than 50 of Stone’s large-format photos of cypress trees will be mounted along the 2.25-mile boardwalk that winds through Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary
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Changes in the Sanibel River's water level combined with drought conditions may have dried out a preserve's wetlands
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Buying mined sand is now commonplace throughout Florida, especially on the Gulf Coast where shoals of the easy-to-reach white powder with the pitch-perfect squeak have been all but used up
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The FDEP found 41 areas in state waters exceeded polluttion limits in Charlotte, Lee, and Collier counties alone
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Herpetologists blame not the slider, but the former freshwater ponds in the interior of the island spiking in salinity after being inundated with saltwater storm surge from recent hurricanes.
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The Southwest Florida Water Management District extended strict watering restrictions for a second time.