These plants evolved in Florida millions of years ago. They may be gone in decades
Nearly all scrub mints grow in areas that are being rapidly developed or converted to agricultural pasture.
Nearly all scrub mints grow in areas that are being rapidly developed or converted to agricultural pasture.
New research underscores the far-reaching consequences of urbanization on moths.
Building in less vulnerable locations and constructing stronger structures can mitigate damage and lessen insurance increases.
The My Safe Florida Home program incentivizes homeowners to make property repairs that better withstand extreme weather.
Demonstrators protested a developer's plan to build homes in habitat critical to the Florida panther.
SB 738 and HB 789 would require those who fail in legal challenges to environmental permits to pay the winning ...
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced funding for 10 projects using innovative technologies to mitigate harmful algal blooms.
The projects could include land acquisitions for the Florida Wildlife Corridor, envisioned as connecting 18 million acres statewide.
The Florida Department of Commerce wants to amend restrictive growth rules put in place for the Keys in the 1980s.
The Florida Department of Transportation secretary turned down $320 million, arguing federal officials overstepped their authority.
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