• With virus restrictions loosened, business owners across the Gulf Coast had been anticipating an influx of tourism after a year of lost revenue. But those hopes have been dimmed by the storm.
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• The VMX Convention is where veterinarians from across the globe come together and share their research, and after a pandemic-induced hiatus in 2020, the conference returned in person this year. Intersection host Matthew Peddie caught up with Dr. Jen Flower and Dr. Tres Clarke for a conversation about the challenges of treating marine animals, and looking out for the next human – or animal- pandemic.
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• Toxic plumes of oceanic bacteria known as red tide is continuing to move up the western Florida coast, strewing thousands of dead fish on beaches.
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• Wakulla Springs’ water is clearer than usual. That’s thanks to a recent dry spell.
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• Naples artist Lisette Morales was one of ten photographers to have work chosen to be part of a public art exhibition called I AM WATER.
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• Ray Hawthorne, meteorologist with the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network, explains the phenomenon that could provide some amazing views across Florida.
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• The hurricane season officially started on June 1.
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