New findings surrounding the death circles of spinning fish in the Florida Keys point towards seafloor algae, Florida invests billions to support biodiversity and water quality, and the citrus industry continues to feel the strain post-Hurricane …
A proposed super-boost to Florida’s highway projects funding, a new state building code is on the way, Lake Okeechobee’s protective dike is now officially fixed, and Florida’s orange crop has set …
While many of our state universities are rivals on the football field, their science students and professors across a vast field of academic disciplines are doing some extraordinary things by practicing the primary lesson we all learned in kindergarten: sharing. …
Of course, when in doubt or facing certain doom, it’s often dogs that come to the rescue! Those with dogs just know this to be so true. And so it is with Florida’s citrus groves, which have been under attack …
Florida’s annual red tide has returned to the west coast as the legislature begins hearing recommendations on how to tackle the state’s perennial blue-green algae problem on inland waterways and the coasts of Southeast …
