Monthly Archives: March 2009

New York Times Havens | Fernandina Beach, Fla. Florida Beaches With Genteel …New York Times, United StatesThe biggest lure of Fernandina Beach, on Amelia Island, is the miles of uncrowded beaches. More Photos > By JILL P. CAPUZZO AFTER 20 years … Continue reading →

Tampa Tribune Bill Guarantees Access To Florida BeachesTampa Tribune, FL"Now, with more and more coastal development, we need the state of Florida to step up and say that Florida beaches belong to all Floridians," Sachs told the House Agriculture & Natural … Continue reading →

Austerity Tide Hits Florida BeachesWall Street JournalOut-of-state visits are down at tourist destinations throughout the state, from the south Florida beaches popular with European travelers to the northern part of the state, which is especially popular with tourists from other … Continue reading →

The Beaches Of Sarasota, FloridaDepok Metro, IndonesiaSarasota, Florida beaches are your destinations where you can witness bottlenose dolphins, manatees, pelicans, and a variety of interesting fish species. These are the beaches where you can enjoy a myriad of beach activities, such … Continue reading →

Bal Harbour Getting More Sand To Buffer BeachesCBS 4, FLAfter several active hurricane seasons some South Florida beaches have been reduced to nothing more than some small dunes that separate the shore's crashing waves from condominiums, leaving beach lovers to walk … Continue reading →

Scientists track horseshoe crab matingThe News-Press, FLYes, just before, during and after the full and new moons in March through June, hordes of horseshoe crabs invade Florida beaches to spawn, but the point here is state scientists want to know where … Continue reading →

Protect sea turtles: 3 groups intend to sue fedsSan Jose Mercury News,  USAThey also are calling for enhanced protections of loggerhead marine habitats and nesting sites, most located along Florida's beaches, where it is believed up 90 percent of the … Continue reading →

New York Times Surfers Deal a Blow to a Beach Dredging ProjectNew York Times, United StatesIn the last 50 years, he said, beach nourishment has restored many heavily eroded Florida beaches, much to the benefit of the state and its economy. … Continue reading →