More than 20 miles west of downtown West Palm Beach, thousands of acres of land make up part of Florida's Wildlife Corridor — ...

Most travelers come to Florida with a familiar checklist: beaches, theme parks, cotton-candy sunsets, a weeklong escape into sunshine. The sugar sand and roller coasters do deliver, but after three ...

Enjoy the 2026 winners of the World Nature Photography Awards, including the top photo of a rare white humpback whale calf, ...

Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park lets you see manatees up close, spot Florida panthers, and explore serene spring landscapes in one unforgettable visit.

Michael Patrick O'Neill has captured amazing photos of leatherback turtles, hammerhead sharks, mating seahorses, many living ...

Zoo Miami’s Ron Magill, who has been the zoo’s spokesman for decades, announced his retirement as a Miami-Dade County employee on Valentine’s Day. It’s not that Magill fell out of love with promoting ...

Ron Magill, a veteran wildlife photographer, longtime spokesperson for Zoo Miami and South Florida icon has announced his retirement after more than four decades at the zoo.

Time travel is real. Except you don’t need some elaborate technological contraption to do it. You just need a horse and Florida wilderness. This past January, nearly 300 people and 300 head of cattle ...

The cormorant has bitten off considerably more than it can chew. It stands on a rock in the middle of the river, a huge catfish clamped in its beak, its red eyes agape with the incredulity of a ...

The team, half of whom are women, captures alligators for health checks and tracks invasive Burmese pythons. Researchers use technology like radio telemetry, drones, and thermal cameras to manage ...

Read full article: Flagler County declares state of emergency, enforces burn ban for 7 days Detainees at Deportation Depot in Baker County. Read full article: Immigration attorney says there’s ...

But for wildlife officials, this cold snap was a chance to remove some of the invasive species from the state, where they threaten native species and damage local landscapes. The Florida Fish and ...