Bowman’s Beach on Sanibel Island is an undeveloped stretch of sand carpeted with shells: false angel wings, coquinas, conchs, whelks, junonias, cockles, sand dollars, and banded tulips ...

And Palm Beach County may not be the seashell capital of the world, like Sanibel Island on the west ... where you have the best chance of finding shells and shark teeth: Kristen Moretti of West ...

Good shelling locations include Jupiter Island, Juno Beach ... in Palm Beach County where you have the best chance of finding shells and shark teeth: The best time to go shelling is at low ...

Instead, visitors to Long Beach Island will find 18 miles of pristine sand dotted with beachcombing treasures. And while experts recommend taking only small quantities (some would suggest taking ...

Many people dream of sharing their property with rare and amazing wildlife, but one woman on Florida's Sanibel Island is finding that there are certainly drawbacks to such a dream — like coming ...

It also offers a theater camp, which culminates in a full-scale production — this summer, it’s "Finding Nemo," complete ... Perfect Trip to Florida's Sanibel Island — With Charming Inns ...

My family has been going to Sanibel Island for literally decades until three years ago when Hurricane Ian devastated a good part of southeast Florida. Sanibel Island and the city that shares its ...

Recovery on Sanibel Island after Hurricane Ian has been a patchwork ... King bought the property after the hurricane, finding it filled with remnants of its past operations.

They were finding tulips and other nice shells ... have been coming to the island for about 32 years and have owned property since 2003. The past couple years, he and his wife have been able to spend ...

Tiny treasures abound on this beautiful Florida island. Meghan Overdeep has more than a decade ... “Winds from the west and northwest help to push shells on the beach on Sanibel,” she explains.

Florida's top sea glass beaches include Sanibel Beach, Captiva Island, and Hutchinson Island ... into the water and sort through the sand and shells for a smooth, shark tooth.

By the early 1950s, tests were underway, first on Sanibel Island in Florida ... researchers are still building on their work, finding ways to improve the methods to contain the pest.