Lee County Natural Resources

Lee County is expanding the availability or lifesaving Automated Electronic Defibrillators (AEDs) with additional units to be placed outdoors in five Parks & Recreation locations. The new units mean Lee County will have deployed a total of 258 AEDs across several different county locations including parks and recreation sites, libraries, county administration offices, solid waste facilities, water treatment plants, baseball fields and more.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has earmarked $25 million for water-quality improvements to the Caloosahatchee River watershed

A conservation-oriented project funded via a U.S. Forest Service grant will decrease erosion and improve water quality at Lee County's popular Lakes Park.

Overusing fertilizers can affect water quality. That’s why each summer counties impose ordinances restricting fertilizer use.To get the word out on using…

The National Weather Service issued a flood watch Tuesday for Southwest Florida. Randy Smith, a spokesperson for the South Florida Water Management…