Our SEJ post-conference tour of the Florida Keys wrapped up Wednesday. We visited the Butterfly Pavillion and the Eco-Dicovery Center in Key West, went snorkeling at Looe Key, released a rehabilitated loggerhead sea turtle and toured and frolicked at Bahia…

Some said they felt welcomed by the Society of Environmental Journalists, others felt marginalized by the organization. More than 100 protestors for varying causes held signs, beat drums and chanted Saturday at a “Rally for the Environment” in a park…

Sunday afternoon, after three exceptionally full days of tours, presentations, panels, and plenaries at the Society of Environmental Journalists conference in Miami, 20-some of us intrepid SEJ-ers boarded a bus for the Florida Keys, not for some post-conference R&R, but…

I am Aidan Jones. I am 8 years old and I live in Coral Gables. I went to the journalism conference. I came here to learn about science. I found it very fun. I think that my favorite thing to…

Under heavy rains, 22 journalists from the Forum on Atlantic Media and The Environment toured parts of the Everglades Tuesday and witnessed  a number of the challenges facing the River of Grass, as well as many of its inhabitants, including…

Of the many tours offered Thursday, this was by far the best. At our first stop, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe fielded questions about Everglades restoration projects and we got to view…