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Fifteen years ago, there was no noticeable problem with the Carolina willows at Audubon’s Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. Slowly, the native plant species grew to the extent of being considered invasive.
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Shorebird eggs are often camouflaged in the sand, which is a form of predator protection. They can be easily missed and stepped on.
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Nearly two-thirds of all bird species in North America are at risk of extinction due to climate change according to a new report, released Thursday by...
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The National Audubon Society has released its restoration plan for the Gulf of Mexico. It would draw on the $20 billion settlement from the 2010 BP oil...
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A man who championed Everglades restoration and inspired decades of Florida conservationists died Wednesday during a fishing trip, according to his…
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The record rain that pounded South Florida last year and left the state a sodden mess had a silver lining: an explosion of wading birds.Threatened wood…
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The South Florida Water Management District announced Thursday that its board has approved handing off a design for a water storage reservoir south of…
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Palm Beach County's prized natural areas -- protected areas of dunes, wetlands, scrub and flatwood forests -- could lose money for maintenance in the next…
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Scientists have long known that climate change is threatening the Everglades. But outdoor enthusiasts and environmental advocates have often looked at the…
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A bill to build water storage reservoirs south of Lake Okeechobee was introduced in Florida’s legislature on Thursday, formalizing a controversial plan by…
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Roseate spoonbills may not appear in plastic as lawn ornaments — but they are up there with flamingos as one of Florida's iconic birds. They're the other…