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Storing water and restoring wetlands
Water managers help Caloosahatchee and restore wetlands by pumping water from Lehigh canal onto dried-up lake bed → Read More
Kevin cam: Vets, kids, coral
In July 2015, members of the Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge joined teenage drivers in the Keys to help Mote Marine Laboratory plant coral on the reef. → Read More
Wounded vets sail to physical and mental health
Organization teaches veterans to sail, scuba dive, ski to help them battle physical and emotional wounds → Read More
Wounded vets sail to to physical and mental health
Organization teaches veterans to sail, scuba dive, ski to help them battle physical and emotional wounds → Read More
World-record fossilized poop collection on display
World's largest private collection of coprolites (fossilized poop) on display at South Florida Museum → Read More
Oysters more important than just a half-shell delight
Once considered just a delicacy, oysters are now being studied for services they provide for the ecosystem → Read More
Ozzie, the world famous bald eagle, has died
Ozzie, one-half of internet sensation couple Ozzie and Harriet, died Tuesday, according to the Center for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife on Sanibel. → Read More
Researchers monitor seagrass in Caloosahatchee
The scientists couldn't see their feet in the meter-deep water of the Caloosahatchee River last week — tannins from freshwater runoff upstream had turned the river a deep reddish brown. → Read More
Ozzie the famous eagle back in the hospital
Bit by bit Monday morning, veterinarians Heather Barron and Molly Lien removed dead and infected tissue from a deep, nasty-looking wound on the right hip of the area's most famous bird. → Read More
Rare supermoon eclipse could be light shade of orange
It occurs during a super moon, which is when a full or new moon occurs during the moon's closest monthly approach to Earth (also known as perigee), and this particular super moon is not just any old super moon: It takes place during the moon's closes → Read More
First day of autumn in Florida signals no great change
To celebrate the autumnal equinox, which marks the beginning of fall, we offer a Literary Theory of the Day: If Shakespeare had lived in modern Southwest Florida, he would not have written Sonnet 73. → Read More
Mosquitoes in Lee no problem, in Collier, they're nasty
With last week's high tides and heavy rains, you'd think mosquitoes in Lee County would be eating the locals alive — and you'd be wrong. → Read More
Rainy Southwest Florida weather in store
A large area of low pressure in the southeastern Gulf of Mexico is dumping rain on Southwest Florida as it moves toward the peninsula. Rain and thunderstorms are likely through Saturday. → Read More
Trash pickers to hit the beach for Coastal Cleanup
Over the past few years, Lee County's participants in the International Coastal Cleanup have become increasingly disappointed. → Read More
Hurricane season gets cranking today
It's a good time to look forward to what is traditonally the busiest part of the hurricane se → Read More
Are bad divers spoiling lobster mini-season?
Anybody who's been in the Keys for Florida's sport lobster season knows things can get crazy. → Read More
Moonless night should make Perseid meteor shower bright
Astronomers predict 100 or more meteors for Perseid shower → Read More
Moonless night should make Perseid meteor shower bright
This month's new moon is Friday, and the very thin crescent moon rises at 6:06 a.m. Thursday, so the moon will not be an issue, which means the Perseids should put on their best show since 2010. → Read More
Special Olympics athletes paddle up in Naples
Competition drives Special Olympics athletes in stand up paddle event → Read More
Local divers blast lawyer accused of lobster poaching
Alleged lobster poaching by Fort Myers attorney angers local divers → Read More