After thirty years, Bruce Means’ final adventure in the tepuis of the Guyana Highlands lands him a Nat Geo documentary and cover story.

We roam the Apalachicola National Forest around Sumatra, where we find rare carnivorous plants and a recently burned pitcher plant bog.

Proposal to downlist the red cockaded woodpecker gains protections- but should it lose its Endangered while still relying on human to nest?

A bee garden is more than wildflowers – though they are important. To attract wild, native bees, trees and shrubs are also key.

RiverTrek is a five day kayak trip down the Apalachicola River. We explore swamps, camp on sand bars, and meet some locals.

FSU researchers use over twenty years of data to measure how St. George Island beach dune ecosystems respond to hurricanes.

We check out the Lafayette Passage Paddling Trail, kayaking Tallahassee’s swampiest lake: Lower Lake Lafayette.

New WFSU Ecology Blogger Dani Davis explores north Florida ecosystems as a master’s student in ecology at Florida State University.

We don’t see many bees during the winter months, but this is when we can help them by making sure our yards provide nesting habitat.

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