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The Face of Farming is Female

May 22, 2025

Community·Environmental·Farms·Feature·Health & Wellness·Lifestyle·Locally Sourced·Outdoors

Words and photos by Ambar Ramirez “Many people have said, ‘you need a man out here,’ or ‘let a man do that.’ People often think women aren’t physically capable of farm work, but that’s never been a problem here.” Ashantae Green walks her land with purpose and pride, her boots muddy and her vision clear. Sarah Salvatore and

Environmental·Feature·Outdoors

Earth to Shoppers

Words by Kaili Cochran “If food waste were a country it would be the third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases.” This is what Kevin Anderson, senior coordinator of Ogier Gardens at the University of North Florida, shared with me during a composting workshop he led. It’s a statistic that sticks

FLORIDA COWBOY: LIVING OFF LAND

Just Buy A Boat Words & photos by Ambar Ramirez & Carmen

Educational Clean Up at Blue Cypress Park

Educational Cleanup – 7.17.24 (11 AM – 3 PM) Blue Cypress Park

Living Your Dream, on a Yacht

May 19, 2022

Get Away·Lifestyle·Outdoors·The Beaches·Travel & Tourism·Uncategorized·Yachts

Lily Snowden Imagine waking up on a yacht every day, perhaps in the Bahamas, Mediterranean or Virgin Islands. Sounds like a dream, right? For many young 20-somethings, this is a reality. But how?! One word: yachting. Though many people don’t realize it, the yachting industry has a high demand for

The Garden Club of Jax

April 4, 2022

Community·Environmental·Lifestyle·Outdoors

Lily Snowden The Garden Club of Jacksonville turned 100 years old on March 25, 2022. The Garden Club of Jacksonville is one of Florida’s oldest and most established garden clubs. Ninah May Holden Cummer founded the club on March 25, 1922 in her home in Riverside. The club was originally

Folio Vol. 36, Issue 6

March 23, 2022

Charitable·Community·Editorial Opinion·Environmental·Health & Wellness·LGBTQIA·Lifestyle·LocalLy Ownded·Outdoors·Restaurants

Hello hello, more Northeast Florida news and opinions coming your way! Click to read on issuu March Issue-PDF-linked

Poe Pinson Profile

March 21, 2022

Lifestyle·Outdoors·Sports

How long have you been skating for? About 13 years. That’s like you learn to walk and push at the same time. Have you been competing the whole time, too? Oh, not really the whole time. My first bigger contest was in 2014/2015 at Exposure in Encinitas, California. That was

1,100 Miles the Hard Way

February 17, 2022

Lifestyle·Outdoors·Travel & Tourism

I was recently introduced to the Japanese ritual of Misogi, a Shinto ceremony where people take pilgrimage as a purification ritual, to natural, sacred locales like the waterfalls of Mount Ontake and oceans. This is believed to cleanse impurities and to re-establish harmonious relationships with both themselves and the natural

In This Climate?! Developing Dunes? Na. Erasing Culture? Na.

February 17, 2022

Community·History·Outdoors

Joseph Guiffre It is a rare thing when the opportunity for environmental conservation, cultural protection, and historical preservation meet in one place. On the uniquely untouched southern end of Amelia Island there exists just such a spot. Among the wind whipped sand and in the embrace of the dense trees

Foar From Home

November 23, 2021

Outdoors

Paddling a rowboat across the Atlantic Ocean might seem like an impossible task to some, but to Billy Cimino, Paul Lore, Cam Hansen and A.M. “Hupp” Huppman (aka team Foar From Home), it’s the perfect vehicle to bring awareness to their message: 22 military veterans die by suicide every day,

Shrimpin’ Ain’t Esay

October 23, 2021

Feature·Local Fishing·Local Seafood·Locally Sourced·Mayport

Let me start off by telling you how much shrimp I eat: A LOT, but it wasn’t until a international journalism course with Professor Nicolas Tatro that I really began to question the source of my seafood and the importance of sourcing seafood locally. Shrimping

JACKSONVILLE ZOO AND GARDENS ASKS FOR HELP TO RAISE $250,000 BY SUNDAY

September 15, 2020

Animals & Pets·Charitable·Community·Crowdfunding·Family·Ft. George / East Heckscher·Lifestyle·Northside·Outdoors·Parks

When COVID-19 forced Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens to close its gates for two months, the nonprofit lost critical revenue during its busiest months. The Zoo is now asking for the community’s help to recover through the ZOO-A-THON, which aims to raise $250,000 in donations by Sunday. “Many people are surprised

Jacksonville, Florida is the Hidden Gem of Florida

Jacksonville, Florida is a Hidden Gem to Live and Play

July 25, 2020

Home Life·Neighborhoods·Outdoors·Travel & Tourism

Jacksonville, Florida, is emerging as a rising travel destination. But what about a destination to live in? The locals have always known that Jacksonville, or Jax as we like to call it, is one of Florida’s little gems. Now others are slowly discovering that Jacksonville is a pretty cool place

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Outdoors - Page 2

The Face of Farming is Female

Earth to Shoppers

FLORIDA COWBOY: LIVING OFF LAND

Educational Clean Up at Blue Cypress Park

Living Your Dream, on a Yacht

The Garden Club of Jax

Folio Vol. 36, Issue 6

Poe Pinson Profile

1,100 Miles the Hard Way

In This Climate?! Developing Dunes? Na. Erasing Culture? Na.

Foar From Home

Shrimpin’ Ain’t Esay

JACKSONVILLE ZOO AND GARDENS ASKS FOR HELP TO RAISE $250,000 BY SUNDAY

Jacksonville, Florida is a Hidden Gem to Live and Play

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