Sanibel Island is buzzing with excitement over its wildlife, particularly the possibility of a crocodile nest. The Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation believes this could be a first for the ...

A lesson in resilience, it rose from the ashes of two vanished institutions, The Island Cow, which burned in August 2022, and The Mad Hatter, destroyed by Hurricane Ian just two months later.

Eric Jackson, PIO for Sanibel, explained the importance of the sand and vegetation efforts. “We had over 400 thousand tons of sand that was brought in from a mine from Moore Haven,” said Jackson.

With no stoplights or high-rises, the island is an old-school beach town at its best. Once you’ve come here, it won’t be long before you’ve adopted the Sanibel stoop, the well-known posture ...

WWE 2K25 The Island is set to revolutionize the wrestling game’s experience with the expansive multiplayer map. It’s exclusive to the Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. The new mode introduces ...

Agony, and Relief, for Island Residents Who Were Hit Hard 2 Years Ago Residents of Sanibel Island, Fla., feared the worst when they evacuated to safer ground before Hurricane Milton arrived.

Sanibel Island issued a mandatory evacuation order ahead of Milton’s landfall. Residents had the harrowing experience being cut off during Hurricane Ian when the Sanibel Causeway was partially ...

Welcome to Travel Pug, where we invite you to discover the best things to do in Sanibel Island, Florida! / @thetravelpug Nestled along the Gulf of Mexico, Sanibel Island is a tropical paradise ...

The book’s success motivated Schiff to write more Sanibel Island Mysteries. Now, the series ― with 10 published books and another in the works ― is a glorious remembrance of Sanibel as it ...

LEE COUNTY, Fla. — Sanibel Island was one of the hardest hit areas in the state when Hurricane Ian slammed into the west coast of Florida on Sept. 28, 2022.

Insurance woes, contractor problems, and more are part of island life on Sanibel Island one year after Hurricane Ian. Reporter Katie LaGrone and Photojournalist Matthew Apthorp take you there.