The Florida Department of Health in Lee County has issued a health alert due to the presence of red tide at several locations. This includes Bonita Beach Park and multiple Tarpon Bay Road Beach ...

A particularly nasty red tide blanketed the Lee County coast from the fall of 2017 until the spring of 2019. The height of the bloom was during the summer of 2018 as millions of pounds of dead sea ...

Lee County continues to battle red tide, but is out of money to remove blue-green algae and is evaluating the effectiveness of its cleanup work.

Red tide was at normal, background concentrations in places like Sarasota and the Naples area, according to FWC. Florida DOH in Lee County recommends the following: Look for informational signage ...

Health alert from Lee County DOH: Red tide found. The Florida Department of Health in Lee County Wednesday, Feb. 12, issued a health alert for the presence of red tide near these locations: ...

The harmful algal bloom called red tide has returned to Southwest Florida in recent days, impacting our local Lee County beaches. Red tide produces a toxin that affects marine life and humans ...

Red tide alerts issued for most of Lee County’s coastline. Red tide blooms were reported along a majority of Lee County’s coastline Friday afternoon.

But none of that happened in the Lee County area, and red tide counts were clean from the Sarasota area south through Collier, according to a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission ...

This red tide bloom started in October with a few small patches, but has grown so large that it can be detected by satellites, and it stretches from Manatee County to the south Lee County border.