Federal wildlife officials will consider whether manatees should be classified as an endangered species.

Daggering Nature Center is hosting its “Daggerwing Visits the Library: Alligators” program.

Florida could approve spending more than $141 million to conserve 42,000 acres of land from the Panhandle to southwest of Lake Okeechobee.

Green Cay Nature Center is hosting its “Butterfly Talk & Walk” program Sept. 23.

Experts on Tuesday pointed to a continuing need in Florida to combat mosquito-borne illnesses.

Daggering Nature Center is hosting its “Butterfly Gardening” program Sept. 23. Participants will learn about local butterflies.

As a pet owner, it’s your duty to keep your animal friend safe from fleas and ticks, which not only afflict pets.

Florida’s tourism-marketing agency is preparing to help rural and coastal areas recover from Hurricane Idalia.

A reported 431 manatees had died this year in Florida as of Aug. 25, according to data from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission.

Six counties were added to a federal disaster declaration.

Save the Manatee Club’s Fertilizer-Free for Manatees campaign asks Florida residents to pledge not to use fertilizer through Sept. 30.

Staying safe during hurricane season requires awareness, preparation and knowing what to do before, during and after a hurricane.

The Palm Beach Zoo recently welcomed a female Queensland koala, Ellin.

Manatees in Florida face threats including habitat loss, boat strikes and cold stress, and their populations have declined significantly.

The 19th annual Arrigo Dodge EXTREME Rodeo is coming to the Farm Credit Show Arena at the South Florida Fairgrounds’ Kubota Agriplex.

An HVAC unit plays a big role in keeping your home comfortable all year. Here are some tips.

Pet insurance is a way to handle unforeseen expenses, but it carries restrictions.

Environmental artist Patrick Dougherty is building the final massive outdoor sculpture at Mounts Botanical Garden.

When the lights go out, you have two basic choices: Wait for the electricity to come back on, or you can do something about it.

The American Kennel Club recognizes about 200 dog breeds, from Akitas to Yorkies.