Florida has closed on a $37.8 million deal to keep more than 16,000 acres of ranch land in Southwest Florida from future development.
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Permitless carry gun bill advances in Florida amid criticism from gun supporters
Two experts examine the state of education in Florida
Florida lawmakers support a bill on migrant flights
Sustainable Living: State Fairs
The Power of Healing: Ayurveda, fermentation with guest Dr. Sharon Juraszek
Tampa & Orlando bars challenge Florida Department of Health over its order against dog-friendly bars
Red tide still lingers from Pinellas to Sarasota
Read MoreUT study of seagrass in Tampa Bay plus Arts4AllFlorida competition for young artists with disabilities
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Sustainable Living: Herbs
Read MoreTampa City Council chair: Use redevelopment money to extend streetcar
Read MorePinellas Health Department has declared a health alert due to the red tide
Read MorePURE or "Toilet to Tap"? What's Going in Tampa's Drinking Water?
Read MoreSustainable Living: Sustainable gifts for the holidays featuring Lüfka Refillables
Read MoreFlorida wildlife officials approve manatee protections in Brevard County
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Author Duncan Forgey discusses his inventive debut novel, “Flyin’ Kai: A Pelican’s Tale”–and its 50-year history
Author Duncan P. Forgey speaks on “Talking Animals” about his debut novel, Flyin’ Kai: A Pelican’s Tale, an inventive yarn, starting with a pelican occupying the center of the story.
Protections sought for endangered North Atlantic right whales
Conservation groups filed an emergency petition seeking expanded boat-speed limits to protect endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Red Tide identified off Southwest Florida’s coastline
Red tide has been identified off Southwest Florida’s coastline. Researchers want to know how Hurricane Ian muddled the Gulf of Mexico.
Mallory Dimmitt on the Florida Wildlife Corridor
The Florida Wildlife Corridor is comprised of 18 million acres that’s vital for the survival of panthers, bears, gopher tortoises, snakes and other wildlife. Listen to this podcast to learn how to explore it—and protect it.
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MidPoint: Why Are My Electric Bills So High??
Monopolistic electric utilities in Florida have been caught cheating, scamming, and funding ghost candidates in our elections to maintain their outsize influence in State politics and keep their profits soaring.
Sustainable Living: Urban Farm
This week we talked with Dr. Dave Himmelfarb. He is a professor and instructor of Environmental Studies at Eckerd College St. Pete Center.
The SunRunner bus service begins operation on Friday October 21st
There is a new bus route is opening in Pinellas County called the “The SunRunner”. It starts service next Friday October 21st.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service denies a request to list Florida gopher tortoises as endangered or threatened species
Federal wildlife officials have rejected listing gopher tortoises in Florida as endangered or threatened species.
St. Pete bans smoking and vaping at city beaches and parks
St Pete City leaders voted unanimously to ban smoking and vaping at public parks. This ban will not be enforced right away.
