Waterfront restaurants like Crackers Bar & Grill offer the quintessential Florida dining experience, with fresh catches served on dockside patios where you can watch dolphins play while enjoying your ...

Three endangered sea turtles have returned to the gulf after an extensive rehab session with the Audubon Nature Institute, ...

Located about 90 minutes north of Tampa on Florida’s Nature Coast, Crystal River isn’t your typical beach town plastered with high-rise condos and chain restaurants.

Interactive activities, animal encounters and hands-on fun will bring science to life at Brevard Zoo this summer.

As sea turtle nesting season moves into full swing along Florida’s Space Coast, conservationists are raising alarms about a growing number of hazards caused by human activity, putting the species at ...

If you see a sick, injured, or stranded sea turtle, dolphin, or whale in Sarasota or Manatee county waters, contact Mote Marine Laboratory’s Stranding Investigations Program at 888-345-2335.

If you see a sick, injured or stranded sea turtle, dolphin, or whale in Sarasota or Manatee county waters, contact Mote Marine Laboratory’s Stranding Investigations Program at (888) 345-2335.

In Sarasota or Manatee county waters, if you see a stranded or dead sea turtle or marine mammal, call Mote's Stranding Investigations Program, a 24-hour response service, at 1-888-345-2335.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. – Boaters should be cautious of sea turtles and manatees because of the abundance of sightings on Georgia’s coast. Boat hits are a leading cause of sea turtle strandings and ...

Their rescues followed a "dramatic increase in sea turtle strandings along the northeastern U.S. coast" because of cold-stunning, a life-threatening condition that stems from rapidly dropping ...

While manatee deaths are elevated along Florida's east coast, the Indian River Lagoon has been a fatality hotspot since Jan. 2021.

Any manatee, sea turtle, dolphin-related injuries or related crimes should be reported to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission wildlife emergency hotline: 1-888-404-3922.