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Despite their many fascinating adaptations and complex social lives, vampire bats are not universally admired. In fact, in many areas in South and Central America, they are considered pests. more
If Hurricanes Helene and Milton taught us nothing else, they showed us that we live in a warmer world where hot oceans fuel more destructive storms. We need to be ready for what’s headed our way. more
Apopka's Halloween in the Park is a free, family-friendly Trick-or-Treating event with kid activities, vendors, and more. more
Over five years ago, Apopka, Orange Audubon, and the St. Johns River Water Management District envisioned a birding park at the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive. Now, in 2024, the vision is less than a year away. more
Whether you’re a seasoned angler or looking to help your kids reel in their first catch, St. Johns River Water Management District public lands offer some of the best spots for your fishing adventures. more
The District encourages the public to attend and share their thoughts on the proposed Land Management Plan for the Lake Apopka North Shore. more
In 2004, Florida was hit by a series of FOUR major hurricanes in just six weeks. Charley kicked off the parade of powerhouses. It hit Cayo Costa on Aug. 13 as a Category 4, killing 17 people in Florida alone... then Frances, Ivan, and Jeanne followed. more
Evacuating might seem like the obvious move when a major hurricane is bearing down on your region, but that choice is not always as easy as it may seem. more
In collaboration with other organizations, Defenders of Wildlife is launching its "Real Scary Movies" campaign to highlight how animals often vilified in horror stories - like sharks, bats, and wolves - are vital to the health of their ecosystems. more
All hurricane and tropical storm watches and warnings have ended for Orange County. Now, the recovery from Hurricane Milton begins. more
After Milton’s landfall in Siesta Key, the National Guard and other responders rescued 48 people as of 6:30 am. Search and rescue missions continued in 26 counties, with 125 active missions. About 20 urban search and rescue crews are conducting door-to-door checks.  more
We are collecting food, personal hygiene supplies, and financial contributions to provide immediate support to those most affected.   more
The forecast is for 12 to 18 inches of rain along the populous Interstate 4 corridor. This area will be the bull’s-eye for flooding rainfall, just north of Tampa to Orlando and Daytona Beach. more
Residents should shelter in place until the storm has passed. The county is currently under a local state of emergency, and a state and federal state of emergency. more
Floridians in the storm’s path must continue following the instructions of local officials, as the storm is expected to bring destructive storm surges as well as devastating hurricane-force winds, heavy rainfall, and life-threatening flooding across the state. more
As Hurricane Milton approaches our area, it’s important that we all take steps to stay safe and well-prepared. Below is a compiled list of essential resources to help you navigate this storm. more
Over 700,000 gallons of fuel are already in the state, and 12 million gallons were requested before the storm. Trucks are being placed along evacuation routes to assist, so while some stations have run out due to the overwhelming demand, the fuel is available as soon as it can be delivered.  more
A life-threatening and highly destructive storm surge will occur near and just south where the eye moves ashore. Flooding rainfall and damaging wind gusts will occur in many areas of the Florida Peninsula, and hurricane conditions will continue throughout the I-4 corridor. more
The City of Apopka released information on sandbag availability, sanitation collection, closings, shelters, transportation availability, and emergency phone lines. more
The National Hurricane Center forecasts that Orange County will experience 6 to 12 inches of rain from Wednesday through Thursday, with the northern and western parts of Orange County receiving the heavier rainfall. more
Widespread damage, extended power outages, and significant connectivity issues are expected across much of Florida. more
Orange County is also under a Hurricane Watch. Hurricane Milton's impacts are expected to begin mid-day Wednesday. All storm preparation should be completed by Tuesday night. more
Sen. Thompson: "As Hurricane Milton approaches, I urge you to take immediate precautions to ensure your safety. This storm can potentially cause significant damage, and we must do everything we can to protect ourselves and our loved ones." more
With Hurricane Milton's potential to bring heavy rain and flooding, local officials emphasize the importance of proactive measures to protect homes and families. more
 AccuWeather meteorologists warn people to prepare for an extreme risk to lives and property in Florida ahead of significant hurricane impacts, expected to arrive in less than 72 hours.  more
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