Ding Darling News Today

Over the course of one week, more than 100 flamingos were spotted in the wild across the state of Florida, according to a survey conducted by Audubon Florida. Eighteen of them were counted in the Pine Island area.

As one of the first stops visitors to Sanibel and Captiva often make, the SanCap Chamber of Commerce restrooms recently have become something of a billboard for

The 37th edition of The Sanibel-Captiva Nature Calendar is available for purchase, as well as the spiral-bound Blind Pass Tide edition that includes daily tide

On Saturday, 'Ding' Darling Visitor and Education Center reopened after a temporary closure to complete post-hurricane renovations.

On Saturday, Ding Darling Visitor and Education Center reopened after a temporary closure to complete post-hurricane renovations.

F.I.S.H. of Sanibel-Captiva is continuing its community-wide Friendly Faces Luncheon. The next one will be held on April 9 at 11 a.m. at the Sanibel Recreation

David Rahahę·tih Webb was born in Southwest Florida and grew up on Sanibel Island, which puts him in a relatively small group of people compared to this area’s current population. But, his family roots go back for generations and their connections to life on Sanibel are both broad and deep. His ‘pioneer’ side goes back eight generations on Sanibel and his Seminole side goes back past recorded history. His direct ancestors were Spanish Seminole members of the Sanibel Island Rancho. Rancho...

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation volunteers and staff recorded 6,891 birds belonging to 93 species on Sanibel and Captiva on Dec. 16 as part of a local e

Learn what led to the creation of the National Wildlife Federation and how our organization has been an advocate for wildlife and wild places through the years.

Fish Finder contributors have outdone themselves for this final edition after a great run on NBC-2.com. Thanks for checking in, and best fishes to all, in a happy new year.