Under Amendment 4, Florida’s voting laws have changed, and persons with felony convictions (excluding persons with convictions for murder or felony sex offenses) may be eligible to register to vote again. more

Storm damage, pollution and other factors - some related to climate change - are reducing the oyster population. But settlement funds from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill are now available … more

Gov. DeSantis and Cabinet approved revised clemency rules that allow former felons to seek restoration of most civil rights — excepting access to guns — upon satisfaction of all legal financial … more

Kissimmee River Project - Largest Restoration Initiative of its Kind - Complete After Nearly 30 Years From Audubon Florida After decades of construction, the Kissimmee River Restoration … more

The Lake Apopka Marsh Flow-Way is a constructed wetland designed to filter algae, suspended sediments and nutrients from the lake’s water By St. Johns River Water Management District The St. … more

For 149 years, Americans have marked Arbor Day on the last Friday in April by planting trees. more

By Allen Brown Hair loss is a common issue for both men and women. However, finding effective ways to deal with it can be a challenge. What seems like a viable solution may be counterproductive and … more

From the St. Johns River Water Management District An annual progress report on the St. Johns River Water Management District’s water resource management and protection initiatives was approved by … more

Examples of District-led projects include restoring former farmland to functioning wetlands at the District’s Lake Apopka North Shore From the St. Johns River Water Management District As part of … more

"With 1,350 miles of coastline, relatively low elevations, and communities built largely on top of former swampland, Florida remains particularly vulnerable to the risk of flooding caused by sea … more