News • Florida Wildlife Federation

It’s widely believed that our Gulf Coast oyster population is declining. As scientists at the…

SarahDecember 17, 2021

It’s known as the wildest place in Pinellas County. It might also be the quietest.…

SarahDecember 15, 2021

The effort to help Florida’s troubled Apalachicola Bay and its famous oysters cleared a key…

SarahNovember 30, 2021

Water

Four years ago, manatees were declared no longer endangered. Now they are dying at a…

JonPOctober 26, 2021

Manatees, those “so ugly they are cute” inhabitants of Florida’s coastal waters, are in trouble,…

JonPJune 23, 2021

Operations

Sarah Gledhill joins FWF as the Northeast Florida Policy Director. Before re-joining FWF, she served…

JonPJune 14, 2021

In 2010, we watched grainy black and white images of millions of gallons of crude…

JonPJune 9, 2021

Coastal Protection Habitat Protection

Salt marshes are coastal wetlands that are flooded and drained by saltwater brought in by…

JonPMay 18, 2021

As spring is just getting started in many parts of the country, Florida wildflowers have…

JonPMay 7, 2021

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