How to transform 30Ă—30 from a political slogan into an ecological reality
The recently enacted High Seas Treaty offers an opportunity to protect the ocean like never before.
How fire, people and history shaped the South’s iconic longleaf pine forests
Longleaf pines have become a symbol of heritage and resilience to hurricanes, drought, wildfire and climate change.
Florida’s water can’t afford more nitrogen pollutionÂ
When too much nitrogen enters our waterways, it feeds algal blooms, clouds water and kills fish.
If the EPA walks away from science, Florida families pay the price Â
Weakening federal climate protections will leave families paying more for insurance, electricity and disaster recovery.
Keep Florida’s growth management local
Local leaders and Floridians who want a say in how their communities grow must speak up now
Protect Florida’s environment from single-use plasticsÂ
Senate Bill 240 and House Bill 575 would strengthen and unify Florida’s plastic regulations.
Public lands support Florida families – they helped build oursÂ
Finding the beauty and wonder of nature helped us discover the beauty and wonder of each other.
Our oceans can’t afford Trump’s oil-soaked future
If offshore drilling expands according to a federal plan, it could cause 4,232 oil spills over the next few decades.
Suits, ties, cast nets and sunscreen. We say stop the Skyway Cruise Port
A cruise ship terminal has been proposed in Manatee County near the Terra Ceia Aquatic Preserve.
Three ways climate change affects mental health – and why the story is more hopeful than it might seem
Feeling worried about climate change can also motivate people to take meaningful action.