Environment

The effort to protect the integrity of Florida’s landscape, including via the Florida Wildlife Corridor, is a race against time. 

Susan Glickman has been involved in environmental policy-making for decades. In January she was named Vice President of Policy & Partnerships of the CLEO Institute, aka Climate Leadership Engagement Opportunities. The Miami-based nonprofit calls itself...

Elliot Mcphatter, a Marine ecotoxicolgist from Eckerd College discusses his upbringing in the midwest, the role his family plays in his scientific career and the importance of networking. 

160 acres of the Split Oak Forest Wildlife and Environmental Area in Osceola County could be exchanged for 1,550 acres in the region.

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials hope it could be a sign “we're on the tail end of this event.”

The Hillsborough County School Board has approved putting the question before voters about a tax increase

Spinning fish linked to algae bloom toxins Toxic algae blooms in Florida waters from the Keys to Boynton Beach are causing fish to spin themselves to death. Scientists, led by Florida Fish & Wildlife Section...

African farmers look to the past and the future to address climate change Host, Walter L Smith II, declares The Forum is the place to analyze the work of Tampa’s new Truth and Reconciliation Commission....

Environmental groups Thursday urged the Florida Supreme Court to take up a long-running legal battle over state conservation funding.

The City of Clearwater is giving out free trees to residents tomorrow, this is in celebration of Arbor Day.

Florida has asked a federal appeals court to put on hold a district judge’s ruling about wetlands permitting authority.

Jada Alexander, a marine ecologist from UCSB takes a deep dive into her life as a scientist, mental health in STEM fields and her experience as a Black woman in marine biology