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…
Eagle Eyes on Eagle Nests
It all started when Louise Roy saw the bald eagles nesting at Honeymoon Island nearly 10 years ago.…
New Video Highlights Tampa Bay National Wildlife Refuges
Some of the most spectacular sites in Tampa Bay are difficult to reach or are protected from human…
Real-Life Spider-Man Debunks Myths about Arachnids
You could call Louis Coticchio Spider-Man but you’re more likely to find him crawling under houses than climbing…
Florida Critical to Swallow-Tailed Kites Survival
Aloft, the swallow-tailed kite is the embodiment of grace and beauty. The streamlined black and white raptor effortlessly…
Coyotes in Florida are Here to Stay
Coyotes are here to stay in Florida. Learn more about these fascinating creatures and how they've adapted to living in even the most urban settings, at the Florida Birding and Nature Festival, Oct. 15 to 17, 2021.
Living fossils featured at nature festival
Berylnna Heres, a research associate with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, is tasked with recruiting and…
Two sawfish tagged in Tampa Bay area!
Two newborn smalltooth sawfish found near Redington Beach have been tagged and released but researchers still have questions about the endangered species in the Tampa Bay area.
Welcome Florida’s Native Bees Into Your Yard
Florida is home to more than 300 of the 4,000 bee species found across North America — including…
FWS biologist puts boots on the ground in Tampa Bay
Tiffany Lane, a native of Riverview, joins the FWS coastal programs team based in Tampa Bay.