Apalachicola River

The Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines are part of a geologically and biologically unique region. We hear about this biodiverse area on Speaking Of.

Geology and biology converge at Alum Bluff. Florida's richest deposit of invertebrate fossils sits at the edge of one of the most biodiverse regions in the United States.

More fresh water should soon start flowing into the swamps throughout the Apalachicola River's flood plain. That's thanks to a project by the Apalachicola Riverkeeper to reopen three clogged sloughs.

A group of friends restores longleaf habitat surrounding steephead ravines, creating a 1,000 acre preserve of rare plants and frequent fire near the Apalachicola River,

The proposal has received heavy pushback from lawmakers, environmentalists and seafood workers

The bill on his desk would ban oil drilling within 10 miles of the Apalachicola River Basin

DeSantis has 15 days to act on what's known as the "Kill the Drill" bill

The measure passed the legislature unanimously but has not yet reached the governor’s desk

The Florida Legislature has approved a bill that prevents oil drilling near the Apalachicola River and Bay.

Saying the Florida Department of Environmental Protection did not adequately consider the sensitive nature of the area, an administrative law judge Monday said the state should reject a permit to drill for oil near the Apalachicola River.