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Tampa Bay:
By the Numbers

Jennifer Seney

ð Ethical Angler Wallet Card
ð El Ni–o Forces Increased Discharges At Piney Point
ð New Desal Plant Sets Records

Bat Fans!

The Evening Bat

Winter 2003

Boyd Hill Nature Park:
Discovering Nature After Sundown

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Tampa Bay is a magical place after dark. When the sun sets, a colorful cast of nocturnal creatures emerge, from tiny bats riding the night sky to massive ships from foreign ports slipping in under the cloak of darkness. Piers and bridges sprout solitary night fishermen. Bait shrimpers work the waters off Fort DeSoto. While others sleep, a lucky few are witness to the night parade. Here, we offer a window on Tampa Bay after dark with short tales from the darkside.

FEATURES

Tampa Bay After Dark

Navigating At Night

Moonlighting

Listening In On Bats

6 Ways to Play After Dark

Hatchery Pins Hopes on Tiny Redfish

Behind the Scenes
Down on the Fish Farm

ARTICLES

Reports from the Front:
Marine Invasives on the Rise

13 Ways to Save the Bay
A Baker's Dozen of Bay-Saving Ideas

Point/CounterPoint
Is marine stock enhancement a smart investment?

Estuary Program Awards $90,000 in Community Grants

News From The Tampa Bay Estuary Program
ð Manatee Protection Efforts Move Ashore
ð Revised Boater's Guide To Hillsborough Bay
ð Give A Day For The Bay on Jan.25

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