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A beach with a man posting a wooden stake, with Gulf of Mexico in the background.

A Season in the Life of a Bird Biologist: Nesting Begins in the Eastern Panhandle

February 16, 2022 — by Michael Ferrara, Carrabelle Shorebird Biologist.

Raised Snowy Plover figures on canvas. Artwork by Deborah Gabris

Volunteer Contributes Unique Art for Coastal Program Education Efforts

February 03, 2022 — By Ricky Cassell, Panhandle Stewardship Coordinator for �ԹϺ�� Florida.

Map of the Everglades restoration projects completed and those planned for the near future.

2021 Everglades Restoration: A Snapshot of Projects and Funding

January 24, 2022 — New map showcases progress in the restoration of the River of Grass.

American White Pelican swimming on calm water. Photo: Jim Chagares.

Tampa Bay Area Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Underway

January 21, 2022 — �ԹϺ�� partners include ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability and the University of South Florida.

An Unprecedented Investment in Everglades Restoration and a Giant Step Forward in Climate Resiliency

January 19, 2022 — 11 million Floridians to benefit through the Biden Administration's infrastructure bill.

Tricolored Heron standing on a pipe. Photo: John Wolaver.

Seminole County Joins the East Central Florida Regional Resilience Collaborative

January 18, 2022 — by Halle Goldstein, Conservation Organizer.

Owlets returned to their nest. Two fluffy, white owls sitting in a large, stick nest.

�ԹϺ�� Center for Birds of Prey Admits 765 Raptors in 2021

January 17, 2022 — The Center's team released 223 raptors back into the wild.

Piping Plover with a sand beach in the background. Photo: Kara Cook/�ԹϺ�� Florida.

Spotted! Interesting Piping Plover Lineage at Outback Key

January 11, 2022 — Coastal team member Kara Cook reflects on one of her favorite Fall 2021 sightings.

Least Tern chicks on Lido Key under a triangular, wooden chick shelter. Adult Least tern in the background in flight. Photo: Kylie Wilson

�ԹϺ�� Uses Chick Shelters to Give Beach Birds a Break

December 31, 2021 — To give the birds some relief, �ԹϺ�� Florida staff and volunteers employ chick shelters at nesting sites on the sand and on gravel rooftops.