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Patricia A Okeefe / Audubon Photography Awards / Courtesy Audubon FloridaEarlier this month, the M-CORES Task Force released their final reports, evaluating the feasibility of the three proposed toll roads throughout the state. The controversial toll roads may have hit the end of the road. -
The Army Corps of Engineers has been releasing water from Lake Okeechobee as Tropical Storm Eta bears down on South Florida. This can be problematic in more ways than one.
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Welcome to this week’s Environmental Roundup! Here’s what caught our eye in the environment this week.
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Welcome to this week’s Environmental Roundup! Here’s what caught our eye in the environment this week.
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This Fall, voters in Collier County will decide whether to reestablish funding for Conservation Collier by levying a nominal property tax in order to enable the program to purchase and protect sensitive lands.
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In the November 3rd general election, Florida voters will decide the fate of Amendment 1, which on the surface seems fairly innocuous. Numerous media outlets have reported the Amendment is redundant, and does nothing to change the state’s constitution. However, the proposed change could lead to significant new barriers to eligible voters in future Florida elections.
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Manatee County Voters will have their say on whether to create a fund dedicated to land and water conservation.
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Welcome to this week’s environmental roundup! Here’s what caught our eye in the environment this week.
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Welcome to this week’s roundup of environmental stories that caught our attention.
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The U.S. Census Bureau has extended its deadline to October 31st to ensure all people in the United States are counted.
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As flooding becomes more frequent, and hot, sticky Florida gets even hotter, a group of young people, ages 13 to 21, are suing Florida governor Ron DeSantis, Secretary of Agriculture and Consumer Services Nikki Fried, and Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Noah Valenstein, among other officials, over climate change. The eight young people are asserting their right to a healthy future is at risk in Reynolds v. Florida.
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A new report from the Nature Conservancy shows the proposed toll road is a high risk to already critically endangered species
