We trek through the Apalachicola Lowlands Preserve five weeks after a prescribed burn, in search of the rare plants that define the region.

The question isn’t “how can we protect monarch caterpillars,” but “should we?” Recent research suggests a hands-off approach.

Some people are turned off by its thorns or its tendency to spread, but, as we see, pollinators go crazy for devil’s walkingstick.

Nokuse Plantation founder M.C. Davis had a vision for a 300-year mission: to restore 55,000 acres to native north Florida habitats.

A summary of Leon County data on the health of its lakes, specifically their nutrients, metals, and fish advisories.

Lake Jackson has gone *mostly* dry. Why and how often does it do this, and what happens to the fish? We have answers.

Smarter by Nature is a farm in Quincy, Florida. They grow food using regenerative methods that mimic ecosystems in nature.

Apalachicola Riverkeeper looks to open blocked connections- sloughs- between the river and the rich nutrients in its floodplain.

WFSU, WABE in Atlanta, and Alabama Public Radio talk to stakeholders in their states about how to share water in the Apalachicola watershed.

WFSU Age of Nature Intern Chloe Thompson looks into how so much trash gets into Tallahassee’s Lake Elberta, and into possible solutions.