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Amy Green
Reporter and Producer- Twitter: @amybgreen
Amy Green covers the environment for 90.7 News.
She is an award-winning journalist who has worked as a regular contributor for NPR, PEOPLE, Newsweek, The New York Times, The Christian Science Monitor and many other top news organizations. Her in-progress book on the Everglades is under contract with Johns Hopkins University Press.
Green is a Florida native and lives in Orlando with her 5-year-old daughter. Someday she hopes to leave her the state better than she found it.
Recent Stories from Amy Green
Federal Funding On The Way To Florida After Hurricane Dorian
President Donald Trump has approved a disaster declaration for Florida after Hurricane Dorian.
FISHKIND CONVERSATIONS: A New Low For Florida’s Unemployment Rate
A new jobs report shows Florida’s unemployment rate fell to 3.2 percent, marking a new low.
2nd Sesame Place park opening in San Diego
There are plenty of sunny days to sweep the clouds away where SeaWorld is opening its next theme park.
DeSantis Introduces Legislation On Toxic Algae
Gov. Ron DeSantis is introducing new legislation targeting toxic algae.
Task Force Recommends New Water Monitoring Strategy As Toxic Algae Remedy
A state task force appointed in response to the toxic algae that gripped Florida last year is recommending a new statewide water monitoring strategy.
Another Bear Hunt Floated In New Plan, Along With Other Management Options
Florida wildlife authorities are calling for public comment on their first update to the state’s bear management plan since the animal was removed from the state’s threatened list in 2012.
New Study Shows Florida Panther Breeding Program Helped Rescue Endangered State Animal
A new study shows that a breeding program that paired endangered Florida panthers with Texas pumas likely has helped save the official state animal from extinction.
