Bringing Balance to the Wetlands
When the Florida Department of Environmental Protection first acquired the acreage now known as Deer Lake State Park, wetland environments were overrun by invasive hardwood species
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When the Florida Department of Environmental Protection first acquired the acreage now known as Deer Lake State Park, wetland environments were overrun by invasive hardwood species
Today, 33 new reefs are helping the Pensacola Bay System recover, but there is still work to be done.
Invasive weeds can escape detection in your lawn, and armadillos can tear up turf. But on the bright side, a migration of yellow butterflies heads to the Emerald Coast, looking to roost among native pea plants.
Film shines spotlight majestic black bears
Conservation Florida has named Beck Partners CEO Justin Beck to serve as the chairman of its newly established Northwest Advisory Council. Conservation Florida is a statewide accredited land conservancy dedicated to saving Florida’s natural and agricultural landscapes for future generations.…
“How it wound up in the Gulf we’ll never know.”
Sea-life Center introduces visitors to marine wonders
You may have heard of Steve’s Beez: Liquid Gold Apiary & Bee Removal
In so doing, he violated one of the rules of nature photography — let the subjects come to you — but, in this case, it worked out.
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