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Grace Tucceri/WUFT NewsEarlier this month, the museum teamed up with the City of Gainesville to host Plant for Pollinators: Bees and Trees at Evergreen Cemetery. -
Molly Seghi/WUFT NewsThe society’s October Big Day event on Saturday will coincide with a worldwide effort to document in 24 hours as many bird species as possible during their fall migrations.
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The gushing groundwater that fills crystalline swimming holes in North Central Florida temporarily stopped flowing at nine springs this year. Humans are partly to blame. -
FWC hosted workshops this month to gather feedback on proposed changes as a response to declining oyster populations in the Gulf. -
Officials expect remaining remediation work to accelerate after drainage ditch agreement. -
Unpredictable weather has affected which crops can be grown, how much farmers can harvest and how much it costs to grow them. -
The debate surrounding the Florida black bear hunt intensified dramatically after 2025, when the hunt returned after a decade-long hiatus. -
José Delgado worked in agriculture, harvesting everything from tomatoes and squash to beans and sweet potatoes. Over time, working in Florida's heat took its toll. -
The Cow Creek wildfire burned 2,400 pine-lined acres of Levy County in April. Florida’s millenia-long fire history prepared its plants and pollinators to rebound stronger. -
An ongoing environmental debate has found its roots in Putman County's Rodman Reservoir: Should the old dam be taken down, or should the fishing hotspot be maintained? -
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, since the disease was first detected, Florida's citrus production has dropped by almost 95%. -
The Great Southeast Pollinator Census runs Friday and Saturday.
