You might envision the coolest small town in California being a beach-filled haven, but this mountain paradise is a fair ...

Delta bass action takes over, Randy Pringle reported. Shaver Kokanee and trout still hitting, Dick Nichols said. Pine Flat ...

The county has been studying flooding in the area and has designed an improvement project, known as the Sands Neighborhood Road Adaptation Resilience Project, to address a long-term solution to the ...

Average sea-level rise in nearby St. Petersburg is 7.8 inches since 1970 and scientists say it’s increasing quickly. Most climate models predict another 5 to 8 inches in the next 25 years.

More In total, officials and consultants have suggested that the total price of elevating Key Biscayne’s soggy roads, also known as “the big dig,” could top $300 million.

It is mainly due to rising sea levels from climate change, which are "already altering the landscape of Big Pine Key and at least 20 smaller islands the deer call home," said The Associated Press.

The threat is greatest to low lying islands like Big Pine Key, where the highest point is only about 8 feet (2.4 meters) above sea level. Sea rise will continue to shrink freshwater and food ...

Sea level rise is already altering the landscape of Big Pine Key and at least 20 smaller islands the deer call home. The bulk of the deer live on Big Pine Key, a marshy island 30 miles (48 ...

Sea rise is expected to overtake roughly 84 percent of the 1,988 remaining acres of the preferred habitat on Big Pine Key by 2050, Silvey said, adding that "the deer will already be gone" by then.

The threat is greatest to low lying islands like Big Pine Key, where the highest point is only about 8 feet (2.4 meters) above sea level. Sea rise will continue to shrink freshwater and food ...

However, experts and wildlife advocates say this conservation success story today is at risk of being undone by climate change. Sea level rise is already altering the landscape of Big Pine Key and at ...