A developer wants to build a warehouse on a five‑acre stand of mangroves near Port Everglades; residents and scientists warn the loss would hurt flood protection and wildlife.

UF/IFAS researchers developed a duplex digital PCR eDNA test that finds Asian swamp eels and bullseye snakeheads from a few drops of water, offering faster detection in murky canals.

A settlement trimmed the Southland rock‑mine permit in Palm Beach County to roughly 2,200 acres, narrowing a plan critics said threatened Everglades restoration.

Eight critically endangered mountain bongos were stranded at Palm Beach International after a cargo jet aborted its taxi; conservationists and airport crews nursed them before their flight to Mount Kenya. The episode highlights the complicated logistics behind saving a species on the brink.

Ron Magill told a live audience he will step down after 46 years at Zoo Miami. The short announcement was captured on video and surprised visitors.

WFLA's Amanda Holly hauled a Burmese python from the Everglades on Tuesday, a stark reminder that invasive pythons still threaten South Florida wildlife. Removal teams and scientists say the catch underscores ongoing work but not a solution.

Miami-Dade County announces a major upgrade for San Jacinto Park, including a new playground, pathways, and amenities to improve community recreation.

Community initiative led by various partners resulted in 21 native shade trees planted at Triangle Park in Palm Beach County to improve green space and environmental quality.

The Enchanted Forest Elaine Gordon Park will be closed from October 20-27, 2025, to prepare for their Halloween Haunted Trails event, resuming on October 28.

The Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation Department earned CAPRA accreditation, joining an elite group of less than 3% of parks and recreation agencies nationwide.

The bankrupt Miami Seaquarium is set for a major transformation that will exclude marine mammals, aiming to become an educational and conservation center by late 2025.

Miami Beach is preparing for the opening of the 19.4-acre Bayshore Park, featuring a lake, dog park, tennis courts, and more, reflecting the city's commitment to health and community life.

The Fruit & Spice Park partners with GMCVB, enhancing Miami's agritourism and inviting travelers to a unique botanical experience with an upcoming event on September 20.