Floridians prefer natural shorelines over armored ones, according to UF/IFAS study
Unlike armored shorelines, living shorelines offer flood and erosion protection without disrupting waterflow and marine life.
Unlike armored shorelines, living shorelines offer flood and erosion protection without disrupting waterflow and marine life.
As climate change shifts rainfall patterns, global conservation strategies for sea turtles likely need to be updated.
With the Safe Waterways Act vetoed, there is a new opportunity to reform Floridaā€™s water quality monitoring program.
Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed the Safe Waterways Act, which was passed unanimously by the Florida Legislature.
Balloons are some of the most life-threatening marine litter for crucial wildlife populations.Ā
Treasure Coast governments have spent well over $100 million during the last five years on beach-renourishment work.
University of Miami physical oceanographers have determined the role wind and currents play in transporting Sargassum seaweed.
The bill aids farmers in the area where the hurricane made landfall and helps all Floridians to make their homes ...
Instead of preventing further erosion, seawalls have been shown to accelerate beach loss.
The money funds 71 new projects and three previously awarded projects to help prepare communities for flooding and storm surge.
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