Bird losses are accelerating across North America, particularly where agriculture is most intensive
Nearly half of the species examined showed significant declines, with losses strongest in the Southern US.
New study shows how little plastic it takes to kill a manatee – and how much good we can do by cleaning up
Just one baseball’s worth of soft plastics like plastic bags has a 50% chance of killing an adult manatee.
Cruise season shouldn’t mean turning our oceans into dump sites
Wastewater from ships can harm marine life and degrade water quality when not treated effectively.
Preserve land for future generations through Florida Forever
Without sufficient funding, land protection and water resource preservation is greatly limited.
Where the wild things thrive: Finding and protecting nature’s climate change safe havens
Identifying these pockets of resilient habitat is helping land managers protect them from other threats.
Jacksonville needs real solutions, not a pricey gas plant
JEA’s board approved plans for a plant with a $1.57 billion price tag, 139% higher than its original estimate.
Is bill regulating data centers a win for Florida? Ask who decides what’s ‘feasible’
SB 484 requires data centers to use reclaimed water when it is 'environmentally, economically, and technically feasible.'
Gas leaf blowers are a noisy, environmentally risky problem
The 2026 Florida farm bill includes language preventing local authorities from banning gas-powered lawn equipment.
How protecting wilderness could mean purposefully tending it, not just leaving it alone
As climate change and other stressors affect wilderness, some human intervention could help sustain it.
Bridging the gap between climate education and maternal care
A Q&A with Doula Climate Health Outreach Team member Shantai Latoya Young.