Statistics
Readable statistics and data-backed context for buyers who want more than feature lists and generic claims.
A source-based overview of Florida boating incidents, fatalities, vessel registrations, safety education, ownership, and participation figures.
Compare shoreline change rates and variability across Florida’s coastal counties using NOAA Florida shoreline-change atlas figures.
Explore Florida conservation statistics on protected acreage, public lands, habitat management, rare species, manatees, and sea turtle nesting.
Florida's Coral Reef spans more than 350 miles and supports thousands of marine species, coastal jobs, tourism, and active restoration work.
A concise look at Florida's population history, demographic profile, housing characteristics, and county-level population estimates.
A data-driven overview of Florida's population, labor market, business base, tourism, exports, agriculture, and defense economy.
Florida ecotourism spans state parks, national forests, scenic trails and wildlife viewing, with measurable participation and economic effects.
Florida's electric vehicle fleet expanded sharply from 2011 to 2019, while 2024 registration data shows how electric vehicles compare with other fuel types.
Explore Florida energy efficiency statistics, from statewide electricity demand and emissions to household energy use, rebates and utility conservation results.
Explore Florida environmental statistics covering protected lands, prescribed fire, invasive species, sea turtles, water withdrawals, coral reefs, and flood resilience.
A fact-focused guide to Florida Everglades statistics, including area, habitats, species, weather, trails, facilities, and conservation status.
A data-focused look at FWC funding, 2024 alligator and boating figures, manatee conservation spending, and selected performance measures.
Florida fishing supports millions of anglers, billions in economic activity, and a wide range of freshwater, saltwater, and wildlife-refuge opportunities.
Florida flooding statistics show how flood risk, major events, claims, and insured losses vary across years, counties, and storm snapshots.
Florida's LEED landscape includes 9,911 credential holders and Gold-certified communities ranging from Miami-Dade County to Coral Springs.
Florida's hospitality economy is powered by record visitor volume, strong tourism employment, and billions in visitor spending across hotels, restaurants, attractions, and transportation.
Explore Florida hotel statistics for 2024, from monthly room rates and occupancy to visitor totals, room demand, and tourism's statewide economic contribution.
Florida's June 2025 housing data shows more inventory, slower contracts, lower median prices, and a market shaped by substantial long-term price growth.
Florida has recorded 37 direct hurricane hits in the NOAA 1851–2024 table, including 11 Category 5 landfalls.
A data-focused overview of Florida organic farming, from certified acreage and crop sales in 2015 to producer characteristics and organic sales in 2022.
See how Florida counties reported plastic bottle quantities and recycling results in 2023, alongside two measured marine-debris facts.
Florida's population reached an estimated 23.46 million in 2025. These statistics explain the state's growth, demographics, households, housing, education, income, and economy.
A data-focused look at Florida home prices, sales, inventory, cash purchases, and time on market across recent Florida Realtors reporting periods.
See Florida's 2023 recycling rates, waste volumes, recycling credits, and selected county statistics from the Florida DEP tables.
Florida’s renewable electricity story is increasingly solar-led, with statewide generation, capacity, customer adoption, and utility project figures showing how the mix is changing.
Florida's restaurant industry had 48,516 locations and 1.11 million foodservice jobs in 2024, with $107.3 billion in sales.
Florida's retirement picture includes a large older population, varied housing costs, substantial health and care needs, and continued growth through 2040.
Measured Florida tide-gauge trends range from 2.02 to 5.50 millimeters per year, while NOAA projections show a much wider range by 2100.
Florida's older population includes millions of residents age 60 and over, with clear differences in health, housing, poverty, and service needs.
Florida solar energy is a growing part of the state's electricity mix, led by utility-scale facilities, expanding small-scale generation, and major FPL projects.
Key Florida statistics on population, housing, tourism, jobs, business activity, workforce training, and career education.
Florida sustainability data shows how the state manages waste, reuses water, produces electricity, protects habitat, and measures conservation work.
A fact-focused guide to Florida theme park size, visitor activity, resort capacity, attractions, and the wider Orlando tourism economy.
Florida welcomed 142.9 million visitors in 2024. These tourism statistics show where travelers came from and how travel affected the state economy.
Florida welcomed a record 142.9 million visitors in 2024. These statistics show where travelers came from, what tourism contributed, and how major airports performed.
Florida welcomed a record 142.9 million visitors in 2024. These statistics explain where visitors came from, how they traveled, and tourism's economic reach.
A data-focused guide to Florida water quality, from its rivers, springs, and estuaries to impaired stream and lake segments.
Statewide Florida weather statistics for annual mean temperature and precipitation, with year-by-year records from 2001 through 2025.
Explore Florida wetlands statistics, from statewide acreage and freshwater habitat types to Everglades restoration and Florida Keys coastal ecosystems.
A data-focused guide to Florida wildlife, including regional black bear estimates, annual bear calls, manatee mortalities, fish diversity, and woodpecker populations.
A data-focused look at Sierra Club Florida, its awards and membership figures, and the environmental statistics shaping Florida.
A source-labeled look at The Nature Conservancy’s Florida footprint, from protected acres and public preserves to coral reefs, fire and wildlife habitat.
Florida welcomed a record number of visitors in 2024. These statistics show where travelers came from and how tourism affected the state's economy.
A factual overview of Audubon Florida's reach, conservation programs, bird counts, nesting results, and habitat projects across the state.
A fact-based overview of Everglades National Park's size, habitats, species, climate, history, infrastructure, and outdoor recreation.
Florida agriculture spans 44,400 farm operations, major citrus and vegetable crops, cattle, dairy, sugarcane, and a diverse producer base.
Florida's air-quality network, pollutant monitoring, population coverage, and historical EPA designations in one data-focused guide.
Florida's beach and waterfront travel market sits within a 143.3-million-visitor tourism economy, supported by domestic trips, international arrivals, parks, hotels, and coastal destinations.
A year-by-year record of Florida statewide annual mean temperatures from 1895 through 1944, showing the variation captured in the historical series.
Florida climate statistics show a warm, wet, storm-prone state with clear regional differences and substantial projected increases in future heat.