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Gov. DeSantis announced over $10 million in grants to help homeowners upgrade their septic systems as part of an effort to reduce the pollution seeping into rivers, springs and groundwater. But industry professionals say some of those dollars might go to hardly tested tech. -
The project is expected to continue into mid-2027, with work planned into 2030 in different phases.
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Turkey Creek Preserve honors late conservationist Bob Simons with new observation platform and trailAlachua County officials and some 60 guests gathered Saturday at Turkey Creek Preserve to celebrate the opening of a new wildlife observation platform, and honor the late conservationist Bob Simons. -
The search for favorable astrophotography conditions has only gotten harder due to changing atmospheric conditions, ash and dust from wildfires and light pollution. -
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?
