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Everglades National Park celebrates 75th anniversary
America’s iconic River of Grass is celebrating a major anniversary. Seventy-five years ago... more
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Science has been a lifelong passion for Jorge Rey
For Jorge Rey, science has been a lifelong passion. At the University of Florida Institute of Food and... more
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Most trees survive winds from hurricanes as strong as Category 2
As the heart of the Atlantic hurricane season approaches, a new University of Florida study shows most trees... more
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House passes Water Resources Development Act with Everglades and Western water provisions
“The TRCP works hard to ensure that the biennial Water Resources Development Act is not overlooked by sportsmen and sportswomen — or lawmakers — because... more
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Researchers show how forested areas affect water resources in Florida
When rain falls on a forest, some of that water is taken up by trees and other plants and released back into the... more
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Southwest Florida Water Management District
Projects on private lands may improve Caloosahatchee water quality
Two proposed projects on private land could help improve water quality in the Caloosahatchee River. more
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Florida love bugs are back
May has once again brought Florida’s “Love Bug” season. more
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Everglades landscape in Water Conservation Area 3A.
USACE hosts meeting about Central Everglades Planning Project
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, will host a virtual informational meeting May 18 ... more
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Sailfin catfish compete with native fish for food and habitat. They also cause damage, create spawning burrows along shorelines, which can undermine canal banks and lake shorelines. They can grow to more than 20 inches long. They are native to South American and were introduced to Florida by the aquarium trade.
FWC roundup targets invasive fish
This event takes place from April 28 through May 1. more
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The C-43 reservoir will cover 10,500 acres. [Art courtesy SFWMD]
C-43 reservoir is 273 days behind schedule
Construction of a reservoir which will store water near the Caloosahatchee River is 273 days behind schedule. more
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Several water storage and treatment projects are planned in the Caloosahatchee Watershed. [Art courtesy SFWMD]
SFWMD making progress with water storage and treatment in Caloosahatchee watershed
The South Florida Water Management District is making progress in improving ecological conditions in the Caloosahatchee watershed ... more
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Research helps keep stone crab on your plate for years to come
Florida’s stone crab industry contributes $30 million to the state’s economy each year ... more
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Scientists are using fish sounds to conserve underwater ecosystems
Fish make sound in many ways. Some, like the toadfish, have evolved organs or other structures in their bodies that produce sounds ... more
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Residents asked to identify, report invasive snakes
While residents need to be on the lookout for non-native snakes, it can be easy to misidentify them or confuse them with native species. more
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Rochelle Streker is the Southwest Shorebird Manager for Audubon Florida.
Audubon presents 'Beach-nesting Birds of SW Florida'
Welcome  to the of the Hendry-Glades Audubon  program Monday March 14,  “Beach-nesting Birds of SW Florida”  … more
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Audubon Florida celebrates 122 years in conservation
On March 2, Audubon celebrated 122 years in conservation in Florida. more
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The Miccosukee Tribe will host the Removal of the Swamp Invaders tournament.
Miccosukee Tribe hosts Removal of the Swamp Invaders tournament
The Miccosukee Tribe will host Removal of the Swamp Invaders fishing tournament on March 25 and 26. more
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UF/IFAS offers free webinar to educate property owners about termites
On March 1, Thomas Chouvenc will offer a free webinar... more
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The Florida Youth Naturalist Program Instructor Field Guide offers 24 hours of instruction including hands-on activities, field trips and more.
Florida Youth Naturalist Program launches statewide
The Florida Youth Naturalist Program Instructor Field Guide, developed by UF/IFAS Extension, Florida 4-H and the Florida Master Naturalist Program, offers 24 hours... more
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UF experts: Random mangrove tree-trimming can cause serious damage
About three of every four Floridians live along the coast, and mangrove trees often dot waterfront properties. more
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