Chad Hardy didn’t intend to give away thousands of native plants every year during Plantapolooza. It started as a party for his friends to celebrate cleaning up after Hurricane Ian. “I had about 50 native plants that I thought I’d sell for a dollar to pay... See more
From a lab experiment gone wrong to a secret government operation, how forever chemicals went from revolutionary invention to pervasive menace. By Jessica Sirois Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as “forever chemicals,” have been maki... See more
From a lab experiment gone wrong to a secret government operation, how forever chemicals went from revolutionary invention to pervasive menace. By Jessica Sirois Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as “forever chemicals,” have been maki... See more
The 2024 hurricane season, which devastated natural lands across the Tampa Bay region, had a silver lining for the Florida Birding & Nature Festival (FBNF). Although past events were held in October to coincide with fall migration, a new spring schedu... See more
The new Design Guidelines for Corridor Compatible Communities outline best practices for developing new communities near the 18-million-acre Florida Wildlife Corrido r to support the habitats and connectivity needed to protect Florida’s wildlife. While fo... See more
