Climate

St. Petersburg City Councilwoman Brandi Gabbard has thoughts about the Tampa Bay Rays, but there’s so much more going on in the Sunshine City. Gabbard, a Managing Broker for Suncoast Realty Solutions who represents District...

“Fear is often our immediate response to uncertainty. There’s nothing wrong with experiencing fear. The key is not to get stuck in it” – Gabrielle Bernstein The Atlantic Hurricane Season, which officially begins on June 1st...

Listen: This Earth Day, Floridians from across the state gathered in Tampa to discuss the impact of environmental threats like climate change on marginalized communities. The event was part of the 1st annual community conference...

On February 10th 2025 Sustainable Living Anni Ellis interviewed Thomas Ries about shoreline restoration. Listen to the interview by selecting the above date on the Sustainable Living WMNF page  player

Meteorologists say DOGE cuts to NOAA impact weather forecasting and hurricane readiness and may damage national and international commerce.

Marches and rallies spanning from coast to coast across the United States ignited last Saturday against President Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and their policies that have led to the gutting of government, plummeting stock values,...

The City of Tampa is still reeling from the impacts and aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton last year. Parks and recreation will reopen 5 more facilities by the end of May. Local officials met...

Cold water temperatures along Florida’s east coast are threatening endangered sea turtles, and the Florida Aquarium is feeling the effects The aquarium’s Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Center in Apollo Beach welcomed 18 new turtles Wednesday.  The...

Roundup of WMNF news headlines including DOGE, FEMA, butterflies and presidents' descendants

“The universe is not short on wake-up calls.  We’re just quick to hit the snooze button”….Brené Brown From late season hurricanes, unprecedented wildfires and record breaking snowfalls, the world continues to be plagued with many environmental,...

The FL Public Service Commission voted to hike electricity rates despite sustained opposition from the public and against the recommendation of its own staff.

Rudman bills tossed out Rudman resigned from the house but had 6 bills he wrote. Hurricane Milton reopened a Sarasota inlet improving water quality Midnight Pass was closed for decades, but Milton reopened it. They...