Florida

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

“The biggest thing that people get wrong about the South is that they think all Southern accents are the same”

One fragment at a time, the Mote Marine Laboratory is rebuilding the coral ecosystems of the Keys

Rebirth and reunions in the River of Grass

Biologists are on a mission to save the tiny Florida grasshopper sparrow before it’s too late

A protected little enclave of modern Southern style

Miami’s inviting Sanguich just might be the start of a sandwich empire

In partnership with Visit Pensacola, G&G hosted a weekend affair on the Gulf alongside Grady-White and Blade and Bow

Many consider permit to be the pinnacle of fly fishing. But it took hitting a personal low before Nathaniel Linville could truly begin his quest to become one of the best permit fishermen alive

A biologist finds an enclave of juvenile mantas just off the Florida coast

A visitor gets a delightful taste of one of Southwest Florida’s most treasured destinations

G&G and Alys Beach host an evening of oysters and champagne in Dallas

In 2022, the leader who used education to empower will become the first Black person to have a state-commissioned statue in the U.S. Capitol’s Statuary Hall