Research finds airborne toxins in Southwest Florida
There's new information about airborne toxins in Southwest Florida as research expands. Concerns are growing about the impact on the community and the air...
Charlotte County summit to address water quality, red tide contributors
Charlotte County leaders want to fill community members in on some of the water quality initiatives they've been working on, like when it comes...
Study explores historic red tide levels along SWFL coast to determine severity
While the Gulf of Mexico is quiet a the moment, when it comes to red tide blooms, efforts to better inform beachgoers of the...
Experts expect climate change to impact algal blooms, but for the better or worse?
While we're not dealing with red tide in Southwest Florida right now, chances are we'll see it again at some point.
Some experts expect climate...
CROW receives two dozen birds over a two-week period
The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) received more than two dozen bird patients in the span of two weeks. Many of these...
FGCU study on fish kills yields results
New research out of Florida Gulf Coast University shows dead fish help to fuel red tide.
The dead fish were turned into fertilizer but not...
Red tide reemerges in Southwest Florida
Red tide is reappearing in Southwest Florida. Some beaches have even seen dead fish lining the shores.
While red tide conditions look better than they...
New photos show evident red tide bloom near Venice, Englewood
New aerials show what is believed to be red tide in the Gulf of Mexico off the Southwest Florida coast.
Pilot and photographer Ralph Arwood,...
Clam restoration could be used to fight red tide
You've heard of farmers growing fruits and vegetables, but what about clams? These farmers have been growing them for more than two decades.
Clam farms...
Fighting red tide with nature
Red tide is a part of living on the Gulf coast.
While it's clearing up in Southwest Florida, research is underway to lessen its impact...
