Why protecting Norriego Point, a jewel of the Emerald Coast, is worth every penny
Thanks to state leadership and local lawmakers, this former condo site will be turned into public parkland on Destin’s waterfront.
Thanks to state leadership and local lawmakers, this former condo site will be turned into public parkland on Destin’s waterfront.
The best thing we can do is preserve gopher tortoise burrows and the longleaf pine ecosystem supporting them.
Local governments and 1000 Friends of Florida have sued over SB 180, which restricts new land development policies.
Habitat loss, the overuse of pesticides and light pollution are among the reason firefly populations are on the decline.
SB 180 slaps a three-year suspension on planning for growth in every county and city in Florida.
Fifty years after residents created the Sanibel Plan, the island confronts climate threats while holding onto its cherished character.
SB 180 blocks regulations 'more restrictive or burdensome' than existing laws for two years after a storm.
This essay for a Ph.D. seminar at FAU, 'Theorizing Infrastructure,' imagines an alternative Marco Island.
The corridor shows how important habitats can be protected in places that face burgeoning population growth.
Craig Pittman's latest book, “Welcome to Florida," chronicles the absurdity of the state's politics and culture.
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