Florida Birding and Nature Festival Returns
The four-day Florida Birding and Nature Festival will feature field trips, boat excursions, seminars by experts, nationally renowned…
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…
Native Plants on Outback Key Create Haven for Birds
Native plants naturally recruited to Outback Key provide food and shelter for many species of endangered or threatened birds.
Different Angles to Trout Creek Conservation Park
Trout Creek Park is part of the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, and offers multiple opportunities for photographers as well as hikers, bikers, kayakers and picnicers.
Circle B Bar Preserve Never Fails to Delight
Nature is so abundant at Circle B Bar Preserve in Lakeland, Fla. that you only need to stand…
Getting Lost with John Muir
John Muir, who founded the Sierra Club, ended up at Cedar Key at the conclusion of 1,000-mile walk from Kentucky. He got lost -- more than once -- but getting lost brings its own knowledge even today.
Neighborhood Pond Becomes an Oasis in East Tampa Neighborhood
Like many stormwater ponds in crowded urban neighborhoods, the Lucy Dell Community Pond
Protect Magical Outback Key
Walk with me. It’s almost dawn. You park at the far end of the Fort De Soto Park…
Discover new skills, no matter your age
It was a hot and humid afternoon. Not exactly the best time for a hike in the woods,…
Weaving the Past with the Present: A trip down the Hillsborough River
Calling Kevin McCarthy’s latest offering a “guidebook” doesn’t begin to cover the scope of this wonderfully informative view…