Northeast Florida's Outdoor Journal
This morning on “Wild Florida,” journalist and Master Naturalist Lisa Grubba talked about public access to northeast Florida’s waterways and gave tips on how beginning paddlers can get the best information for planning trips. Jacksonville has 1,100 miles of shore … Continued
“Wild Florida” is a monthly radio segment featuring what’s happening outdoors in northeast Florida. This month we talked about North Atlantic Right Whales, nesting Sea Turtles, and many events happening in our area. You can listen to the show from … Continued
It’s March in Northeast Florida and for the first time in a year, events are back! We’ve compiled a few that’ll get you outdoors and socially-distanced – but within sight of other humans for maybe the first time in a … Continued
A great way to see Wild Florida is from the back of a horse, and moderate temperatures make this a great time of year to do so. Plus, riding can be a solo, peaceful journey or a perfect way for … Continued
It’s July in Florida – is it possible to beat the heat and still explore the outdoors? There are three ways we know of: find water, wind or air conditioning. This month, we’ve got a location where you can find … Continued
It’s mid-spring in here northeast Florida, the season for birth and renewal. Bird song will be at its height this month as birds continue to search for mates, while some already have eggs in nests. The temperature is mostly moderate, … Continued
Welcome to Wild Florida, a new segment on 89.9 FM’s First Coast Connect hosted by Melissa Ross. Contributor Lisa Grubba fills listeners in each month about what’s happening outdoors in northeast Florida. Catch the show live at 9:00 a.m. on … Continued
Spring in Florida is one of my favorite times of year. Azaleas begin to pop in town and country alike, followed by violets, dogwood, jessamine, and a long list of others. The gray-brown and faded green of a Florida winter … Continued
