Florida

And see photos of that time Elvis showed up

Through paint, power tools, and even a mop, the multidisciplinary Georgia artist carves his own identity

Cassandra Felix is on a mission to diversify the wine world—and enhance your holiday pairings

Covering eighteen million acres, the Florida Wildlife Corridor keeps gaining ground

A West Indies–inspired punch from the new Tampa EDITION, the city’s first five-star hotel

After a natural disaster like Hurricane Ian, the plant world changes in ways we see and ways we don’t

Miami’s Alepel collaborates with artists to create truly singular shoes

It’s all hands on deck to help the state’s struggling mammals

We came for the grouper sandwiches and stayed to play at Bird’s Aphrodisiac Oyster Shack

Acclaimed anglers and conservationists Andy Mill and Paul Dixon honored by the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust

A fascinating new book by Annie Proulx reveals the mystery and majesty of fens, bogs, and swamps

What happens when you pack up all your valuables to flee a hurricane—and instead drive straight into the eye of the storm? One man’s harrowing account

World Central Kitchen is working with Florida chefs, volunteers and has already delivered more than 100,000 meals after Hurricane Ian. This week, they’re opening another kitchen in Fort Myers

Benny Blanco and a network of Florida guides are using their skills to help those hardest hit by Ian

Besides horses, the World Equestrian Center in Central Florida welcomed a medley of species—including a kangaroo—to hunker down during Hurricane Ian.
Plus: More stories of animals weathering the storm

A Katrina and Ida survivor shares: “It does not matter if you lost a little or a lot, if you evacuated or rode it out. You have lived through something devastating”

These organizations are providing on-the-ground assistance throughout Florida

Researcher Jennifer Schopf Rehage investigates the health of Florida’s recreational fish and fisheries—with shocking findings

No matter the personal cost, fishing captain Benny Blanco shows up for the Everglades

Endangered pollinators find new hope thanks to Florida entomologist Jaret Daniels