The emergence of dune sunflowers (Helianthus debilis) is a delightful surprise observed throughout the islands. While this beach plant is typically used for landscaping purposes, it has now spread across the region, likely due to the storm surge from Hurricane Ian. Although the living plants suffered significant damage during the hurricane, this salt-tolerant pioneer species has proven to be highly adaptable, growing rapidly and thriving in the current drought-prone environment.
The City of Sanibel’s Natural Resources Department has officially completed the final phase of the Lighthouse Beach Park renourishment project—the successful planting of native dune
Golfers across Southwest Florida are invited to enjoy a day on the green for a great cause at the 2025 St. Matthew’s House Charity Golf
Sanibel Captiva Beach Resorts (SCBR) has officially announced plans to redevelop the former Beachview Cottages property, located at 3325 West Gulf Drive, Sanibel, marking another
SanCap Resilience invites the community to an important and timely program, “Getting Energy Resilience Right: The Role of Clean Energy Technologies in Our Community’s Future,”
On March 27, the SanCap Chamber of Commerce hosted a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Sandalfoot Beachfront Condominium on Sanibel Island — a meaningful milestone
A familiar Sanibel Island property is undergoing a major transformation. The former Beachview Cottages site at 3325 W. Gulf Drive, which was destroyed by Hurricane
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