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New WFSU Window Murals Help Local Birds (we hope)
FSU art students created murals depicting north Florida nature scenes on WFSU’s lobby windows. The …
O’Leno State Park when the Santa Fe River is low
We follow the Santa Fe River underground in O’Leno State Park during a historic drought, …
Alum Bluff: Fossil Hotspot of the Apalachicola River
Geology and biology converge at Alum Bluff. It’s Florida’s richest deposit of invertebrate fossils, at …
Sneads Smokehouse Lake: Dried-Down Headwater of the Aucilla River
We visit a dried-down Sneads Smokehouse Lake, which is a sinkhole lake and a headwaters …
Meet two Florida State University students who will start contributing scientific illustrations to the WFSU …
Upper Lake Lafayette: Yep, it’s dry, too
We explore another dried-down sinkhole lake, Upper Lake Lafayette. It is the most heavily altered …
Apalachicola National Forest, in photos
As the U.S. Forest Service reorganizes and prioritizes timber production, we explore the Apalachicola National …
Shortleaf/ Oak/ Hickory- a Uniquely Red Hills Habitat (at least, in Florida)
Tallahassee’s Hickory Preserve is home to an ecosystem found nowhere else in Florida. Shortleaf/ oak/ …
Lake Elberta dries down, new sinkholes form
Lake Elberta has dried down after the formation of sinkholes in its basin, potentially sending …
