A coalition called "Stand Up for North Florida" continued its fight for more money to protect North Florida waterways Monday.
Read More »Districts Approve Future Water Supply Plan
St. Johns and Suwannee river water management districts approved the North Florida Regional Water Supply Plan on Tuesday in spite of opposition from environmentalists, spring advocates and business owners.
Read More »Sabal Trail Pipeline Protesters Released After Day In Jail
Protesters and members of Sacred Water Camp were released from the Suwannee County Jail Tuesday following their arrests on Monday. They had been charged with misdemeanor trespassing at the Sabal Trail Pipeline construction site.
Read More »Environmental Author Jordan Smith: From Firefighter to Storyteller
“Instead of saying to my reader, ‘Okay, now watch this. I’m gonna try to really make this complex web of relationships right in front of you,’ I just did it.”
Read More »Nature Photographer John Moran Forever In Search Of Florida’s Eternal Beauty
Formerly a "bliss and beauty nature photographer," Moran is answering a higher calling — to save Florida's endangered waters.
Read More »Q & A With Gabby Salazar, Conservation Photographer
The youngest director of the North American Nature Photography Association tells what it is like to be a woman in the male-dominated field.
Read More »Jack Davis: “Sometimes Breaking The Rules Is A Good Thing.”
Writer Jack Davis gives a piece of advice to young writers.
Read More »New York Professor Speaks About Her Research On “Invisible” Cables Connecting The Continents
"The imagination of the cloud is much more fitting than something that is much more grounded: buried underneath the ocean and going along narrow routes."
Read More »Award-Winning Environmental Journalist Vows To Come Together And Save Water Resources
Eva Liu talks with Cynthia Barnett about the "democratization of water" and environmental changes we can make together as a community.
Read More »Photographer Scott Stebner Works to Empower The Agricultural Community
Inspired by his uncle, Carl Mydans, who photographed for the Farm Security Administration, Stebner found his passion in Kansas—photographing farmers and ranchers and the soul behind agriculture.
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