Florida Gulf Coast University

Much of the world woke up scrambling as Microsoft 365 apps were hit by widespread outages early Friday morning, connected to the cybersecurity software company CrowdStrike.

Sawfish mortalities and bizarre fish behavior have been reported in the Florida Keys and other parts of Florida as far back as Fall 2023. Scientists aren’t sure exactly what is causing the event but are beginning to piece together the difficult puzzle.

There’s a tool that goes on iPhones and uses LIDAR to create 3-D models of mangroves. An FGCU student is using it to help save the schrubs.

The saying goes that the grass is always greener, but in Cape Coral, the water somehow finds a way to make that untrue. Cape Coral resident John Lovenduski worries about the green algae he sees in his backyard canal.

If there’s one thing we learned about hurricanes, it’s that mangroves protect our coastline and homes. Now, it’s time for humans to help.

Hurricane Ian essentially closed Camp Vester after it almost destroyed the Florida Gulf Coast University facility.

Gun violence: We’ve seen it here firsthand in southwest Florida. Many agree gun violence is a growing problem in the United States. Now, the U.S. Surgeon General is calling it a crisis.

Why are mosquitoes attracted to certain people more than others?

As Floridians enter the “very active” hurricane season, Florida Gulf Coast University professors have begun mapping the coastline with the help of drones.

For alligators, the month of May means we are in the heart of mating season in the Sunshine State.