FWC Seeks Comments About Proposal for Black Bear Hunting | Jax Today
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is inviting public input on a proposal to reinstate black bear hunting. The agency says it is evaluating population trends, public safety, and habitat impacts as part of its review.
Florida Lawmakers Looking to Ban Fluoride Statewide | Tampa Bay Times💲
State legislators are considering a bill to prohibit the addition of fluoride to public water systems across Florida. The proposal is part of a broader debate about water treatment practices and public health.
St. Pete to Make Improvements to Two Sewage Treatment Facilities | ABC Action News
St. Petersburg plans to upgrade two sewage treatment plants to enhance capacity and prevent overflows. The initiative aims to address past environmental issues and accommodate future growth.
A proposed development in Orange County involves removing wetlands, raising concerns about potential flooding in neighboring Osceola County.
Bay County Installing Injection Wells at North Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant | WJHG
Bay County is set to install injection wells at the North Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant to manage treated effluent more effectively. The project is part of long-term efforts to improve wastewater management and meet environmental standards.
The Palm Coast City Council approved a scaled-back version of utility infrastructure upgrades to balance necessary improvements with cost concerns. The decision reflects efforts to address aging infrastructure while considering residents’ financial burdens.
SS United States to Meet Its Fate as Artificial Reef | South Alabamian
The historic SS United States is slated to be transformed into an artificial reef off the Gulf Coast. This initiative aims to create marine habitats and boost local tourism through recreational diving opportunities.
10 New Artificial Reefs Come to Bay County | WJHG
Bay County has deployed 10 new artificial reefs to enhance marine biodiversity and support fishing activities. The structures are designed to mimic natural habitats and promote ecological sustainability.
This Land Swap Would Give 700 Acres of North Florida State Forest to Peanut Farm | Tampa Bay Times💲
A proposed land swap could transfer 700 acres of the Twin Rivers State Forest to a peanut farming operation. The area includes gopher tortoise habitat, prompting review of environmental and land-use considerations.
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