Outdoors

Seagrass-restoration projects may hold the key to saving Florida's gentle giant

Discover one easy way you can make an impact on our local waterways

We tapped four local riders to share a few of their favorite spots for road cycling, mountain biking, and more

Sharks are crucial to our ecosystems—and we need to stop hurting them and start recognizing them as the allies they are

Before Robert Neher returns to Grand Bahama to entertain guests at his fly-fishing lodge, he’s enjoying the last days of relaxation aboard his Pursuit S 328

Kick off your composting practice with these seven tips from the city's utilities and engineering program manager, Anne Ellig

Get the most out of this year’s Florida Grapefruit League preseason fun with these insider tips

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

For Stuart native Aiden Natalie, boating and fishing is a way of life—one that he lives proudly on the family boat he inherited from his dad

Check out these 10 cool ways to explore the water this summer

How a famous chimpanzee found his happily ever after at a Fort Pierce rescue sanctuary

Local organizations are working around the clock to protect coral reefs and native marine life from the invasive lionfish

When you take on nature and you have the upper hand, be mindful of how fragile a fish can be.

We asked, and you voted! Here is what you picked as your favorite local spots for playing in the great outdoors

With a new Conch 27, avid angler Riley Linden is locked and loaded with everything he needs for all types of fishing

Stephen and Ellen Tabor turned to the 33-footer for its practicality along with a personal connection to where the boat company is based

The number of people who live on or near a coastline globally is astounding. In this country alone, the percentage is about 40 percent. Yet, very few coastlines offer a tranquil experience accompanied by such alluring charm.

With one of the softest and driest rides in its class, Grady-White’s Fisherman 257 lives up to the brand’s stellar reputation

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

The city is putting a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service’s Urban and Community Forestry Program to work