Science fun in the Sun: Back and Better Than Ever!
The St. Petersburg Science Festival returns on Saturday, Feb. 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the…
SWIM Celebrates 35 Years
Few restoration initiatives have made this much difference in just 35 years: 384 projects to improve water quality,…
Eagle Eyes on Eagle Nests
It all started when Louise Roy saw the bald eagles nesting at Honeymoon Island nearly 10 years ago.…
Model Shoreline Ordinance Plans for Future Protection and Habitat Restoration
Protecting shorelines from rising waters, driven by changing sea levels and tidally influenced flooding, will be both more…
Bird Flu: What Backyard Birders Need to Know
As the highly pathogenic avian influenza – also known as bird flu – sweeps through Florida, experts aren’t…
Researchers Look at Ways to Control Red Tide
While most research on red tide is focused on what causes it and how to track its path,…
At Sixty, Silent Spring Still Inspires
One gorgeous March afternoon, I am sitting with my students next to a large pond on Eckerd College’s…
There’s No Place Like Home for a Wildlife Refuge
A majority of Floridians support protecting natural habitats and reforestation policies, but did you know that your own…
Outdoor Afro Opens New Doors for Black People
Nature is my escape, my reset, and my passion. Whenever I am in a community outdoors and connecting…
The grass is not greener when it’s artificial turf
If the thought of an environmentally friendly lawn that needs no maintenance sounds appealing, you need to talk…