For everyone else, next winter is nearer than last winter, but for roseate spoonbills last winter’s nesting season ended only recently.
In a region not known for honoring its past, the 108-year old Hillsboro Inlet Lighthouse in Pompano Beach is a beacon of hope.
It’s been a tough sea turtle nesting season on both coasts of Florida.
We South Florida residents are surrounded by water. Aside from the ocean, our backyards include canals, lakes and the scenic Intracoastal.
Boating Safety Week, a mid-May promotion to emphasize boater education and safe practices in Florida waters, could as easily be called Boating Danger Week.
Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing, a national organization for women who love boating and catching food of the finned kind, gives new meaning to the old adage, “there are plenty of fish in the sea.”
One of the most interesting scientific reports of immediate use to offshore fishing-doers tells us that baby sea turtles don’t just drift around at the whim and mercy of ocean currents.
Once again it’s sea turtle nesting season, when you can see turtles at night on many a Florida beach.