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Five finalists came from Florida, Georgia and Tennessee to perform their original songs in Valdosta, a city recently infamous for — though not alone in — spilling millions of gallons of raw sewage into the river basin. -
Climate change, urbanization, human impact and economic factors play key roles in the challenges that the Gulf of Mexico is facing today, said members of a panel discussing the future of the Gulf at the Bob Graham Center for Public Service on Tuesday.
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The meetings to offer your thoughts on the plans for Honeymoon Island and Hillsborough River State Park are now expected the week of Sept. 2. There's also now a webpage where you can send written comments. -
Some Republican lawmakers are criticizing a controversial proposal to add pickleball courts and golf at state parks, as DeSantis’ office on Thursday defended the idea. -
As conservation groups object, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection late Wednesday released information targeting what it said was “confusion” about the plan. -
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Gulf sturgeon, the iconic jumping fish of the Suwannee River, face new pollution and climate hurdlesGulf sturgeon face increasing human-made challenges. Pollution has expanded in the Suwannee River and climate change is contributing to swings between high and low water levels. Florida’s prehistoric fish are surviving as they have for eons, scientists say. But they’re not invincible. -
Monday’s hurricane Debby brought heavy rains to Clay County, causing water levels in Black Creek to jump more than fifteen feet in 24 hours. -
The mobilization effort, comprised of 12 Florida county commissioners, aims to collaborate with Georgia state and local authorities to improve wastewater infrastructure and reduce river contaminants. -
Thousands of acres in Welaka have been bought up by a surprising owner – Bass Pro Shops.
