Hernando County Emergency Management has coordinated with the Public Works Department to begin collecting debris caused by Hurricane Idalia. Debris removal pick-ups will start Monday,… Read More
Hernando County Emergency Management continues to monitor Tropical Storm Idalia. Government leaders are assessing current and forecasted conditions to determine the need for additional emergency… Read More
Hernando County Emergency Management continues to monitor Tropical Storm Idalia. Hernando County Emergency Management Announces Voluntary Evacuations for Tropical Storm Idalia Evacuation Orders and Public… Read More
The 2023 recreational bay scallop season for Franklin, Wakulla, Jefferson, a portion of northwest Taylor, Levy, Citrus, and Hernando counties opens July 1 and will… Read More
Florida Sea Grant agents have developed an easy-to-use “scallop sorter” tool. Use this tool when collecting scallops to prevent harvesting smaller scallops (less than 2… Read More
People arrive in Florida looking for the beach, but when they arrive in Florida’s Nature Coast, they are often disappointed when told, “We don’t have… Read More
Hurricane Ian is currently a Category 1 with 80 mph maximum wind speed, and is 510 miles south of Fort Myers moving Northwest at 13… Read More
Clear blue sky, bright sun warming your back through the morning shadows of tree-lined roadways. Two wheels rolling …. maybe three. In the coolness of… Read More
Learn about NatureCoaster’s Scalloping Tips here! Recreational bay scallop season for Franklin County through the northwestern portion of Taylor County, as… Read More
Aripeka is a mix of history and natural charm on Florida’s Nature Coast. The 120-acre town is surrounded by Gulf water, marshes, a sandhill preserve… Read More
Scalloping is a fun recreational activity for Florida’s Nature Coast in the summer months. It is quite popular, with people visiting the area to harvest… Read More
