-
Courtesy: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission/Tim DonovanResilient Florida was created to provide funding to help communities prepare for the impacts of more frequent and severe flooding, but not all who are at risk get the help they need. -
Mark Rankin/U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District/DigitalGreenville and Mount Dora show how some communities applaud Resilient Florida for its flood help and others don’t know they’re eligible.
-
Alligator Alcatraz closed on June 25, just shy of its one-year anniversary. But even before it opened on July 1, 2025, the facility faced numerous lawsuits. -
This documentary takes you out to the neighborhoods to hear from the people impacted directly by it. -
Bronson, Otter Creek and the Cedar Key Water and Sewer District formed the Waccasassa Water and Wastewater Cooperative in 2023 to improve water and wastewater services. -
Gulf sturgeon jump for buoyancy and communication, explained retired fish biologist Ken Sulak. -
Plans to remove more than 1,000 trees in Graham Woods and Graham Pond have conservationists concerned. -
After years of decline, a trend Leppla attributes to drought and changing climates, the spring 2026 season has produced a noticeable resurgence of lovebugs. -
How do you preserve ‘old Florida’ with a growing population? Cedar Key residents may have the answerIf you asked Florida natives to describe what exactly old Florida is, you may not arrive at a single definition. It's a combination of space, culture and community. -
Professor Eben Broadbent led a tour showing Alachua County’s forests and areas cleared of trees. -
With water levels dropping rapidly due to limited rainfall in the region, experts said these dry conditions are leading to increased competition among animals. -
With drought spreading across north Florida, water levels are quickly falling, exposing creek beds and shorelines where many of these once submerged relics now sit.
