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Herpetologists blame not the slider, but the former freshwater ponds in the interior of the island spiking in salinity after being inundated with saltwater storm surge from recent hurricanes.
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The Southwest Florida Water Management District extended strict watering restrictions for a second time.
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Jon Rubinton of SWJR Naples LLC, previously proposed a 423-home residential community on the former citrus grove in January, then switched to a golf course with cottages
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A tiny ocean organism called rust tide has been spotted in the waters off Southwest Florida and while rare it looks like red tide and can cause massive fish kills.
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Google scientists have led the effort to build a better hurricane prediction model using artificial intelligence.
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Hurricane Ian caused extensive damage to the wildlife refuge when it struck Sanibel Island on September 28, 2022. Repairs are just now wrapping up four years later.
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Audubon Florida asked poets to write haikus in a contest celebrating turkey and black vultures ahead of International Vulture Awareness Day, which is celebrated on the first Saturday in September.
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The 18-month drought statewide continues in Southwest Florida during summer 2026; Shark Valley reopens
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The Python Challenge helps raise awareness about the harm invasive species cause in South Florida.
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The U.S. Forest Service is proposing a rule to rescind in its entirety the national 2001 Roadless Area Conversation Rule. Opposition to Tuesday's move was immediate.