• Protests heated up outside the Statehouse in Tallahassee today (Friday) over allegations that state employees can’t use the terms “climate change” and “global warming.”
90.7’s Renata Sago has more.
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• The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is considering a limited hunting season to prevent bears from attacking residents in parts of the state, like Seminole County.
But wildlife conservationists say the best way to control bears is for residents to control their trash habits. 90.7’s Renata Sago reports.
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• Members of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition are in the second week of their 10-week, 925-mile trek from Central Florida to the Alabama State line. Part of their trip goes through the Green Swamp – a mysterious place to most people, but critical to the the water supply for Central Florida.
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• We’ve all seen graffiti but what about reverse graffiti? And how about a living paint made out of moss?
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• Florida’s environment is one factor that could help decide the state’s next governor. After a first term focused on business and economic growth, Gov. Rick Scott is working to rebrand himself as an environmentalist. Scott’s main opponent, Charlie Crist, is also burnishing his environmental credentials as he looks for votes in a race that’s too close to call.
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