Outdoors

Avoid the typical pitfalls at these three local golf courses with pre-round intel from pros who know them best

To master the skill, visit the Oxbow Eco-Center in Port St. Lucie, where you can sign up for the Explore Archery Program

The Treasure Coast is the ultimate spot to give kiteboarding a go.

Portraits and stories of some of the incredible animals who reside at Busch Wildlife Sanctuary

No matter how beautiful the waters may look today, there is an unmovable force to constantly contend with: the wind.

Experts share some of their top tips for landing a snook

Skip the crowds and grab your kayaks to spend the weekend out on the Treasure Coast's beautiful waterways.

Plan a winter trip to the "manatee capital of the world" to experience the region's preservation areas and swim with the gentle giants

The Treasure Coast is home to both ranchers and equestrians alike, who are drawn to the area by the many equine activities and outdoor adventures informed by its breathtaking setting and cowboy past

Florida offers a diverse fishing experience because of its endless saltwater fishing opportunities to the east, and on the interior, there’s always a freshwater hole with a bass or panfish waiting to be caught.

Read about how you can support one of Martin County's most buzzworthy industries

Our beloved sea cows are dying off in record numbers, and we may be facing the last possible moment to save them. Scientists and environmentalists explain what’s going on—and how to stop it.

When gearing up for your next fishing excursion, there’s a pretty good chance you’ll pick a spot that you know guarantees constant catching.

As all anglers know, there is one apex to contend with: the shark. In bodies of water that have shark populations, the predators can haunt a day of sport-fishing,

Shop these must-have items and check out three essential apps for a fun day of stand-up paddleboard fishing

A day on the water is always on the menu in South Florida. From time to time the weather has different plans for my favorite pastime of fishing, though. We grapple with foul weather yearly.

Not surprisingly, my greatest recreational pastime is fishing. I prefer to fish during warmer months, yet as the months heat up, so do the fishing tournaments.

Florida waters have seasons just like we do above. Underwater, the conditions undergo changes that affect not only water temperatures but also the different species of fish that come and go yearly. This is referred to as migration.

FAU's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute in Fort Pierce is protecting our coastal ecosystems and marine life, ensuring food security, and so much more

Flat, calm waters without a breeze. Thick, torrid air that combines with afternoon rains providing the proverbial daily sauna.