Throughout history, humanity has repeatedly faced a difficult question: how do we harness powerful technologies while wisely managing the consequences they create?

While researching my previous article on the remarkable story of crocodiles thriving in the warm cooling canals of Florida’s Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station, I found myself thinking about a ve...

Florida rarely offers clean boundaries between nature and infrastructure.

It started right in my own backyard in Poinciana. One afternoon I looked up and saw two White Ibises soaring through dramatic clouds. I grabbed my camera, snapped the photo, and felt that familiar spa...

I usually find myself reporting on stormwater retention pond wildlife across Central Florida, but some of my most meaningful observations begin at home.

Below the Surface Ripples

Jessica Moerman doesn’t want evangelicals to dismiss climate change as a purely “liberal” concern.

An Eco-Critical Review

An Unexpected Arrival

Field Notes: New Manmade Pond Monitoring Date: Saturday, June 6, 2026 Time: 8:00 PM Location: Undeveloped manmade retention pond at the end of our street, Kissimmee, Central Florida Conditions: Cl...

Eyes in the Grass, Tails in the Reeds

Reading a Reset Ecosystem

Sandhill cranes are a common and beloved sight across Kissimmee and Orlando. Here, an adult stands watch with its young chick near the water — a perfect example of how people and wildlife already live...