Students work to restore Florida’s endangered coral reefs
Coral reefs in the Florida Keys are in danger of destruction, but restoring our underwater community isn't your average college program.
Makayla Davies and Gracia...
Aerial images give researchers closer look at SWFL water quality
Just as our water ebbs and flows, our water quality does too. Aerial photographers were able to capture how much our water can change...
Helping improve water quality for Florida and across the country
A water warrior in Charlotte County is helping improve water quality for the state and across the country.
Florida's waterways haven't simply been the backdrop...
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...
Experiment wants to fight red tide without chemicals
A lab is conducting studies to make fighting red tide without chemicals a reality in Southwest Florida.
At Mote Marine Lab in Sarasota County, the...
A reservoir the size of Naples is coming to Hendry County to help Florida’s...
What used to be a citrus grove will one day be a massive reservoir.
The goal is to keep water cleaner and with less blue-green...
Former DEP Secretary Valenstein joins The Water School at FGCU
Florida Gulf Coast University announced Noah Valenstein, J.D., as the first presidential fellow in water policy for The Water School.
This appointment comes after Valenstein...
What’s new at FGCU
Classes start at Florida Gulf Coast University Thursday, and students walking the campus will see two major additions to the school that will play...
Stakeholders hope future plan for Lake O will benefit Florida environment
Pro angler Scott Martin has called the shore of Lake Okeechobee home since he was a kid.
"I remember some of my first trips out...
FWC has numerous tools to stay on top of red tide
Red tide is lingering off of Florida's Gulf Coast and agencies like the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission have a toolbox of ways...
