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While a handful of predominantly wealthy Miami-area cities have been recognized for their lush foliage and tree protection programs, far more communities are left facing the heat.
The county approved $3.2 million for capital improvements to existing EELs lands with an additional $3 million for purchasing new conservation lands.
A controversial vote is coming up next Tuesday before the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners on whether to approve a new lease to build a water theme park right next to Zoo Miami, abutting land conservationists say is a critically important biodiversity hotspot.
Satellite Beach Police got an interesting call: "Our patrol units arrived just as the endangered American crocodile took refuge in a culvert drainpipe"
Satellite Beach Police got an interesting call: \