Environment

Environmental scientist Whitney Scheffel discusses the impact of the consumer dollar and the need for community driven action, the process of cleaning and restoring polluted waterways, and the importance of staying inspired and open in creating innovative climate solutions.

A new podcast that features environmental leaders, activists, and scientists

The Emerald Coast is Hosting a series of beach cleanups and family friendly events to celebrate Earth Day.

Trees on the Coast have started the process of certifying Okaloosa County as a National Wildlife Federation Community Wildlife Habitat, but need residents to help take action

Okaloosa County last week deployed the 1940s tugboat along with a tribute to a couple's love of diving.

Beneath Floridatown park lies a critical historical resource that a new living shoreline aims to protect.

Pensacola and Perdido Bays Estuary Program is hosting a series of community events on each day of National Estuaries Week, from Saturday to Sept. 26.

A new pilot program is set to revolutionize the way the community and tourists interact with local beaches in Okaloosa County.

A lawsuit filed by sugar growers this week claimed the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violated a congressional order to protect water supplies and asked a judge to send the reservoir back to the Corps for a new environmental review.

As hurricane season peaks, local wildlife refuges brace for the influx of animals expected after severe weather. WUWF reports the steps that Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge is taking to prepare for hurricanes, as well as the critical steps you can take to help animals in need of rescue.