Melissa S. RazdrihAugust 11, 2019
4min384
Bay scallop season is opening in Gulf County next week, including St. Joseph Bay.
Tag: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation CommissionAnheuser-Busch has a longstanding tradition of providing emergency drinking water and supplies for disaster relief efforts.
Melissa S. RazdrihAugust 11, 2019
Staff ReportsJuly 10, 2019
5min839
Good luck and happy scalloping!
Peter SchorschMay 28, 2019
7min835
What, exactly, was the guy supposed to do?
Janelle Irwin TaylorMay 22, 20194min965
"People are disgusted by his actions."
Peter SchorschApril 20, 2019
42min627
A unique legislative food fight is shaping up for 2019.
Staff ReportsMarch 2, 201939min573
Maura Binkley’s mother and father are making sure that their daughter will not be forgotten.
Peter SchorschFebruary 23, 2019
33min706
The week that was in Tallahassee. And what a week it was.
Janelle Irwin TaylorSeptember 21, 2018
5min373
Gov. Rick Scott is asking the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to create a ‘Florida Center for Red Tide Research’ to study the causes of red tide and research ways to mitigate its effects. In a letter to FWC on Thursday, Scott praised ongoing efforts to study the K. Brevis bacteria and its resulting red tide blooms but […]
Janelle Irwin TaylorSeptember 19, 2018
4min729
What can help with Florida’s nagging red tide problem? One possible solution: clay. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is teaming up with red tide experts to explore opportunities to reduce the effects of the ongoing K. Brevis bacteria bloom responsible for massive fish kills along Florida’s Gulf Coast, including Pinellas County. Gov. Rick Scott […]
Janelle Irwin TaylorSeptember 18, 2018
4min368
Gov. Rick Scott is putting another $4 million toward red tide funding for local communities impacted by the outbreak. The Tuesday announcement brings the total Florida Department of Environmental Protection funding available so far to $13 million. Red tide has been spreading north along Florida’s Gulf Coast for much of the late summer. It’s plagued Pinellas […]