marine life

From space, it doesn't look like Lake Okeechobee causes any problems at all. If only.

A hydrological paradox: Lake O's new plan reins in the water going out, yet empties the lake the same?

Tom Bayles

The new LOSOM touts improvements in water quality, protection of ecosystems in the Everglades, and better management of water resources.to prevent harmful algal blooms in the Caloosahatchee River. Is all that possible at the same time?

Forty tons of recycled oyster shells being transported to Turtle Bay in Charlotte Harbor were later scooped into the water along an existing oyster reef restoration project that has benefits to the marine environment far beyond that to the oyster population

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Recycled oyster shells placed in Charlotte's Turtle Bay: Clean water, larger oyster reef among the goals

Tom Bayles

Collecting, cleaning, and recycling clam and oyster shells to restore and create new reefs is a growing volunteer movement in Florida to enhance and protect coastal ecosystems, improve water quality, and protect shorelines from erosion

Birds Continue To Die On SWFL Beach

Andrea Perdomo

For more than a month, shorebirds have been found dead and ill on Southwest Florida beaches. Environmentalist and animal advocate, Colleen Gill of Naples,…