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Avoid the headaches and upset stomachs with healthier alternatives to alcohol - mocktails featuring Florida's plethora of sippable options.

Mangroves are incredibly beneficial to Florida's environment and can be a bonus for your property, too.

Shrimper Grant Erickson says he still has employees living in tents on the beach. And University of Florida food and agriculture expert David Outerbridge says the one-year mark is when people really start to feel the impact because initial resources are gone.

Florida's delicate ecosystem has handled a number of different kinds of reptiles that have made the state their home - but the 'Jesus Christ lizard', scientifically known as Brown Basilisks, have become the most talked about new species due to their special skill that gives them their nickname

They are invasive, pervasive, and a problem. They’re everywhere.

But now, there’s another non-native lizard that researchers want you to watch for. It’s called the Brown Basilisk, and scientists with the University of Florida report the lizard is gaining ground across South Florida. 

The Parasola is a variety of mushroom you will encounter in Florida. As if by magic, overnight, tucked neatly beneath a cap of mulch, or peaking deftly between blades of grass, mushrooms appear in all shapes, sizes and colors imaginable. What we observe — recognized as mushrooms — are the reproductive spore-producing structures of a

Matthew Sexton and his fiancé Jesse Baughman bring their catch in to Island Seafood Market in Matlacha, prior to Hurricane Ian. JESSE BAUGHMAN AND MATTHEW SEXTONN / COURTESY PHOTOO Fishing for a living is a careful negotiation of knowledge, understanding and awareness that coincides with a little bit of luck. It is a puzzle each

When you go to the North Fort Myers Community Park and happen to come across the building that also serves as the concession stand and locker rooms for the Red