Concrete jungle threatens Everglades

Today, conservationists worry that the biggest threat to eagles is loss of habitat as Florida rapidly converts its rural lands into housing developments and roads - April 22, Tampa Tribune

Airport axes eagles' nests

A baby eagle was seized from its nest and the tree sawed down near Orlando Sanford International Airport early Tuesday afternoon, beginning a controversial process to remove three nests that officials say pose a danger to nearby aircraft; Audubon of Florida officials said the rescue went as well as could be expected. They said they hope to relocate the 6-week-old eaglet to a foster nest later this week - March 21, Orlando Sentinel

Eagle watchers fret over birds' fate

Eagles are thriving here, but if they are removed from the endangered species list, it will lessen their protections - March 4, St. Petersburg Times

Eagles’ nest destroyed when tree collapses

Residents and employees of Seminole Lake Country Club were shocked last week when a tall, dead tree containing a 29-year-old eagles nest came crashing down in the middle of the night - Jan. 30, Tampa Bay Newspapers

Eagles' new nest tree puts new twist on debate

Biologists have predicted for years that a dead and decaying pine tree near Wiggins Pass is on its last legs as a suitable host for nesting bald eagles -- now it seems the eagles have finally agreed, building a new nest in a new tree — and flying into a new face-off with Signature Communities, which wants to build five high-rise condominium towers northwest of Wiggins Pass Road and Vanderbilt Drive - Dec. 12, Naples Daily News