Did the Hurricane Kill My Pine Trees?
Did the Hurricane Kill My Pine Trees? Short answer, probably. But the real question is, how can you be sure, and what do you do next? This year, many pine … Read more
Florida’s Fantastic Fungi
Florida is known for its sunny beaches, lush wetlands, and diverse wildlife. But hidden beneath its emerald canopy lies a world of fungi waiting to be explored! Mushrooms have caught … Read more
The Emotional Appeal of Nature in Life
One thing that I find most appealing about living in Florida is that we live in paradise. You’re steps away from nature, the beach, and wide-open spaces of greenery. I … Read more
Protecting Jasper Crowley’s Legacy
This special guest blog was written by Dixie Resnick, CEO of Crowley Museum & Nature Center. The Crowley Museum & Nature Center (CMNC) is a 191.5-acre non-profit located along the … Read more
On the Cusp of 20 Years
What’s something you’re really excited about right now? This question was the icebreaker at an event I recently attended, and I was surprised to realize that more than anything else … Read more
A Tickseed in the Yard is Worth Two on Instagram
I spent a good amount of time in the many natural areas around the Myakka River this spring. Some of it was for direct plantings on our Myakka Headwaters Preserve, … Read more
