We live in Florida. There are lots of things to do in the great outdoors. Find some of those offerings here.
Caught on Camera! Our furry night prowlers offer some viewing fun. […]
Preserving stormwater ponds will benefit communities, wildlife and aquatic plants. […]
With a year of full ownership under his belt, Tanner Kauffman is making some modern strides and growing the footprint of the urban farm […]
The new Native Wildflower Garden demonstrates the Library’s commitment to serving as a hub for lifelong learning, environmental stewardship, and community engagement […]
Notes from the editor ” The worthy advice on this day, as I gaze out on my blooming back yard thinking I’d rather be there than in here, is to take advantage.” […]
The Energy and Marine Center, nestled along the shore of the Salt Springs Run estuary, is where county students have been coming for decades to learn about how the mangroves, oyster beds, the marsh and the adjacent hammock play in the food chain as well as the impact the estuary has on the world and the environment […]
I thought I’d be writing a different column when I snapped a photo of the protestors carrying signs at the entrance of Honeymoon Island State Park in Dunedin. […]
The two urban farmers realized a commonality despite their age difference and it became a natural progression for one to let the farm go […]
There’s a strategy to Pasco County’s community garden program and it’s not just about what’s being planted in the plots, said Pasco County Extension Director, Dr. Whitney Elmore who oversees the program with Community Gardens Program Coordinator Chris Carreiro. […]
“There are so many things I like about this garden,” said volunteer, Amelia Maseda, a ten-year member whose plot was filled with sweet potatoes, papaya, white eggplant, Malabar spinach and rosemary. “I think what I like most about it is that it’s a safe, peaceful place for the community.” […]
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