When Mother Nature Prevents A Day On The Water

Time is such a precious commodity. When a short-lived gap of freedom presents itself, I’m usually out fishing. Recently, foul weather ruined my plans for the day, so I plop down on my recliner and sulk for a bit while aimlessly channel surfing—that is, until my wife takes control of the remote.
Audubon of Martin County’s “Keeping a Nature & Wildlife Journal” workshop. Photo by Lesley Roy.

One with Nature

A free workshop at Audubon of Martin County teaches the art of nature journaling

The Importance Of Handling Fish With Care

When you take on nature and you have the upper hand, be mindful of how fragile a fish can be.
Participants of the 2021 Hike20 trek. Photo courtesy Hannah Campbell

Blaze Local Trails with Confidence

Local offshoots of the Florida National Scenic Trail provide the perfect terrain for outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels.
Super clams bred at the Whitney Laboratory. Courtesy of Dr. Loraé Simpson

Super Clams Save the Day

New hope for combating pollution in the Indian River Lagoon comes in the form of “super clams”
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Horse Country

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

How To Select The Right Fishing Rod And Become A Better Angler

Just as patience and confidence are necessary when fishing, we also need to have the right tools for the job. Let’s start by discussing the basics of the fishing rod.
The New York Mets train at Clover Park in Port St. Lucie. Courtesy of the New York Mets

Spring Training Done Right

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

6 Gear Essentials for a Day on the Water

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

Beautiful Beasts of Busch Wildlife Sanctuary

Portraits and stories of some of the incredible animals who reside at Busch Wildlife Sanctuary
Bonus photo from Chimp Life, featuring the chimpanzees at Save the Chimps in Fort Pierce. Photography by Mark Cook20230116-chimps156-5

Chimp Life Bonus Photos

Bonus photos from the feature on Save the Chimps sanctuary in our March issue.

Treasure Coasting

Skip the crowds and grab your kayaks to spend the weekend out on the Treasure Coast's beautiful waterways.
Sundew, a carnivorous plant species. Photo courtesy the ERD of St. Lucie County

Native Flora for Your Home Garden

Using native plants and flowers in landscaping is a powerful tool in local conservation
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Take Aim at a New Hobby with Archery

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

How To Handle A Fish: From Hook Removal To Net Releases

As anglers, we spend every adventure learning, then utilizing the lessons to catch fish.

The Noise Per Hook-Up Ratio: A Fisherman’s Evidence

It is a noisy world. But if you think that it’s boisterous on top, try living in the underwater world where sound travels up to five times faster­.
Tonka the chimp. Photo courtesy of Save the Chimps 1

Finding Refuge at Save the Chimps

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

From Sea To Table: What You Need To Know About Catching And Cooking Local...

Catching a fish is half the fun—there’s also the indulgence part. Setting your sights on table fare brings the course of action full-circle. The hunt is complete.

Up Your Game for Snook Season

Experts share some of their top tips for landing a snook

Be Sure To Check The Tides Before A Long Day Of Fishing Out On...

As you ready yourself for another angling adventure, stock the cooler, pack the tackle bag and rig up. There is one more thing to cross off the to-do list: check the tides.

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