Swallow-tailed kites, acrobats of the air, back in Florida for breeding season
Swallow-tailed kites flash overhead in Florida during the spring months as they hunt just above the tree canopies.
North Florida Wildlife Center welcomes the birth of two primates
The North Florida Wildlife Center is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., located at 1386 Cook Road Lamont, ...
Agriculture disaster assistance process opens
Nearly $311 million in assistance can be sought by North Carolina farmers for crop loss relief caused by Hurricane Helene, ...
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State Senate president pushing to boost citrus industry, calls it a part of the 'DNA of Florida'
The Senate on Friday released a proposed $117.36 billion budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year that includes $200 million ...
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Miami-Dade aims to double tree canopy to enhance climate resilience
Miami-Dade County aims to cover 30% of the county with trees as part of its Urban Forestry Plan, which aims to use trees as a ...
High winds topple massive oak tree onto Klondike Road in Escambia County
Monday marked another day of strong storms through the Gulf Coast.High winds toppled a 70-foot-long oak tree onto Klondike ...
Restaurants open on Easter Sunday in Pensacola: Here are over a dozen.
Whether you're craving a bountiful brunch or an elegant evening dinner, the Pensacola area has over a dozen restaurants open ...
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See a kite? Acrobats of the air back in SW Florida for the spring, summer breeding season
People here often see them flashing overhead during the spring months as they hunt just above the tree ... Florida Fish and ...
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Black mangrove in Stuart gets first Florida Champion Tree designation in Martin County
It's Martin County's first Florida Champion Tree. St. Lucie has one champion and Indian River has seven. Size matters, especially when you are crowning a champion. A black mangrove on the Treasure ...