Rose Schnabel
Rose Schnabel is WUFT's Report for America corps member, covering the agriculture, water and climate change beat in north central Florida. She can be reached by calling 352-294-6389 or emailing rschnabel@ufl.edu. Read more about her position here.
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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. -
Cave divers in North Central Florida say the proposed 500-home Tara Forest West development could contaminate the Floridan Aquifer with its stormwater runoff. -
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. -
Debby se convirtió en huracán categoría 1 con vientos de aproximadamente 80 millas por hora dejando a su paso por la costa oeste del estado grandes daños en hogares y negocios. -
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. -
Click here to find the latest on school and government office closings, flood warnings and damage reports across north central Florida.
