Environmental Community Workshop on October 29

Environment Florida, a citizen-based environmental advocacy organization, will hold a Community Activist Workshop in Palmetto Bay, Florida, at the offices of the Everglades Foundation on Sat. Oct. 29, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.  Registration is free and the event is open to the public, with a $10 donation at the door to defray the cost [...]

Resident Steamed Over Village Water Monument

As the state and Miami-Dade county calling upon residents to further tighten their usage of water, one Palmetto Bay resident questions an upcoming public art project that features a fountain-inspired water component.

5 Cheap and Easy Earth Day Projects

Friday, April 22 is Earth Day, and Palmetto Bay residents are looking for unique, personal, and inexpensive ways to celebrate the environment and make a difference.

Barkin’ Up the Wrong Tree

Emotions sidestep facts in bid to thwart tree removal.

Your First 2011 New Year’s Resolution: Recycle Your Christmas Tree!

Now through January 7, 2011, Palmetto Bay residents can recycle their natural Christmas trees by taking them to one of Miami-Dade County’s Neighborhood Trash and Recycling Centers (TRCs).

Audubon Society Conservation Workshop This Saturday

The Tropical Audubon Society is set to host their annual conservation workshop, Saturday, September 18, at the Deering Estate located in Palmetto Bay.

Palmetto Bay Road Closure May Affect Daily Commute

Motorists who use Old Cutler Road in Palmetto Bay, FL for their daily commute through Palmetto Bay will need to seek alternate routes in late July, 2010.

Eco-Academy 2010

Zoo Miami and the Deering Estate, located in Palmetto Bay are collaborating to offer enhanced learning opportunities to homeschool parents and other parent educators in South Florida.

Natural Bug Spray Can Protect You and the Environment

Natural bug sprays can protect you, wildlife, and the environment from the harmful effects of toxic insecticides.

SAVING the Everglades. Why We Should Care?

Does the protection of the Everglades directly impact our lives in Palmetto Bay? Should our residents care about saving what to many might seem a large, useless swamp?

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