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Chairman Talbert Cypress (right) accepted the Champion of the Everglades award on behalf of the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida.[Photo courtesy Audubon Florida]
Audubon Florida honors Miccosukee Tribe of Indians
Audubon Florida presented the Champion of the Everglades award to The Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida... more
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Highlighting the bat-tastic benefits of Florida’s flying friends
It’s Bat Week, and we’re highlighting the many benefits provided by these winged wonders! more
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Ogre-faced spider: Anterior view of male Deinopis spinosa (Marx) showing the large posterior median eyes. Photo byLaurel B. Lietzenmayer, UF/IFAS]
Creepy, crawly and totally cool: Florida's 'spooktacular' spiders aren't so scary after all
As Halloween approaches, it’s the perfect time to spotlight some of Florida’s coolest and spookiest spiders —that aren’t so scary after all. more
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Florida Panther caught on camera at night.
FWC program helps ranchers who lose calves to panthers
As calving season begins for many of Florida’s cattle ranchers, the FWC reminds ranchers to promptly call ... more
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Autumn is the ideal time to exclude bats from buildings
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is sharing the reminder that if you have bats roosting in your home or... more
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Southwest Florida Water Management District
SFWMD announces public meetings
Join the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) for upcoming public meetings in the next few weeks. more
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Sign up for the SFWMD’s weekly enhanced King Tide Forecasts
“Although menopause is natural, for many, it can lead to a hormone imbalance and deficiency... more
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Flounder recreational harvest season closes Oct. 15
The recreational harvest of flounder in all Florida state and federal waters will close Oct. 15 and remain closed through Nov. 30... more
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Some Floridians see roadsides as potential havens for pollinators. However, new University of Florida research shows that while many residents are fond of bees, butterflies and other beneficial bugs that enthusiasm doesn’t always translate to action.
Pollinators in peril: Floridians interested in helping, but not enough to act
Across the Sunshine State, some Floridians are eyeing roadsides as potential havens for pollinators. more
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The District’s digital assets highlight Everglades Restoration progress
The South Florida Water Management District (District) is proud to offer a free library of digital assets.... more
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Gopher Tortoise Technical Assistance Group meets virtually Oct. 23
A meeting of the Gopher Tortoise Technical Assistance Group will be held virtually on Thursday, October 23... more
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SFWMD announces upcoming meetings
Join the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) for upcoming public meetings in the next few weeks. more
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