In Other News
UF lands $7.5 million grant to map treacherous tidal mudflats for faster rescues, military missions Every year, emergency crews and even trained military teams risk getting stuck — or worse — […]
USF/Community Partnership Addresses Tallevast Contamination
By CHRISTIAN WELLS and NADIA LOCKE What do you do when the soil and groundwater beneath your home are contaminated, and the environmental specialists estimate that the cleanup may take […]
From Maui to San Fran: A Look at the Changing Clean Water Act Through the Eyes of SCOTUS
A changing Clean Water Act comes into focus through recent SCOTUS cases. From Maui to San Francisco, key rulings are redefining federal authority. Here’s what it means for water regulation moving forward.
House Bill 295 Is a Step Toward Modernizing Florida’s Recycling Efforts
In a decisive and forward-thinking move, the Florida Legislature has unanimously passed House Bill 295 – Comprehensive Waste Reduction and Recycling Plan, signaling a strong bipartisan commitment to strengthening the state’s recycling and sustainability practices.
Cans, Bottles, and Hours Are Brightening Futures
At Florida tournaments, students earn scholarship hours by recycling. Trish Trash and Elite Sports Events turn bottles into opportunity. It’s a win for kids, communities, and the environment.
Get Ready, Anglers – The 2025 Seatrout Symposium is Coming!
By ROBIN SIMONEAUX The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is organizing the 2025 Seatrout Symposium, an all-day event that will bring together anglers, scientists, fisheries managers, and conservationists […]
Preserving the Past: Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise Honors History at Etna Turpentine Camp
Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise commemorates Etna Turpentine Camp.
This preservation effort highlights the legacy of Florida’s rural industry.
A meaningful tribute to the state’s working history.
In Memory: Florida Loses Two Environmental and Legislative Pioneers
The Florida environmental and legal communities are mourning the loss of two remarkable women — Nancy Linnan of Carlton Fields and Ann Longman of Lewis, Longman & Walker. Both were […]
A Q&A Session with DEP Secretary Alexis Lambert
Florida DEP Secretary Alexis Lambert discusses her journey in public service.
She reflects on leadership, agency goals, and environmental priorities.
An insightful Q&A with Florida’s top environmental official.
Welcome Back to Paradise
Sharon Lockwood welcomes guests back to JW Marriott Marco Island.
Her message highlights environmental partnership and exceptional service.
A warm start to the 2025 Summer School.
Nature Meets Innovation on the Space Coast: The Titusville Causeway Transformation
The Titusville Causeway project is reshaping a key Space Coast corridor.
Design improvements aim to restore flow, reduce flooding, and protect habitat.
It’s a win for nature and infrastructure.
Florida Notes
St Johns Riverkeeper Assesses River Grasses The St. Johns Riverkeeper (SJRK) recently completed the first field visit for Year 3 of the SAVe Our River’s Grasses Expedition. The program is […]
