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Red tide, and blue-green algae or cyanobacteria, have been on the minds of many Southwest Florida coastal residents lately. Dr. Bill Mitsch, a university…

The South Florida Water Management District’s Governing Board recently voted to substantially increase the amount of water quality monitoring that’s…

The severity of last year’s dual toxic algae blooms have raised awareness among the public for a need to find real solutions to these persistent problems.…

While red tide algal blooms have occurred off the coast of western Florida since before the state was heavily developed – the earliest accounts of its…

What motivated early Floridians to move into the swampy, mosquito-infested area of South Florida? How did the Seminoles and other Native American peoples…

The results of Florida’s 2018 Legislative Session, which ended earlier this month, were a mixed bag when it comes to priorities for the state’s…

Coral reefs around the world have taken big hits over the past decade as ocean temperatures rise. During a recent 3-year global event, roughly half of the…

A live online meeting is set at 5:45 p.m. on Jan. 22. for the SR 78 (Pine Island Road) Project Development and Environment Study.

“Miami Herald” journalist Carl Hiaasen is a Florida native who lives his home state enough to tell the difficult truths about politics and the environment…

The Florida Department of Health in Lee County recently issued a health advisory for the Alva Boat Ramp, Davis Boat Ramp, and Franklin Locks after water…