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Bay Soundings | volume four o number three | summer 2005

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COVERING TAMPA BAY AND ITS WATERSHED

A Land of Milk and Honey
A South Tampa beekeeper calls the urban setting "a land of milk and honey" for hundreds of thousands of bees.

Newsmakers
Heidi McCree
Renu Khator
Holly Greening
Frank Muller-Karger

Commentary & Opinion
Water Bill Quietly Flows into Florida Law
by Eric Draper
Editor's Desk

Quarterly Calendar
Mini-Grant Deadlines
3rd Annual Estuary Academy

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	An industry with deep roots and massive holdings in Florida consolidates and heads south, as diverse interests debate the environmental impacts on mining’s next frontier. Coming next issue: A look at the progress and pitfalls in mined land reclamation, and what the future holds.
Phosphate at the Crossroads Pumping Matrix After the Phosphate Rush About Bone Valley Bone Valley Map Processing Phosphate Who's Disturbing the Peace? Phosphate's Significance in Tampa Bay The Battle for Horse Creek By the Numbers Down a Gypsum Based Road?

Audubon to the Rescue!
You Can Help!

Saving a great egret trapped in monofilament fishing line was not an easy decision.

After The Hurricanes:
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

"Hurricane" Survives Storm

Homeowners Wage War on Brazilian Pepper
Residents of Overlook unite to destroy more than 100 tons of Brazilian pepper trees, which has become the most dominant invasive plant in Florida.

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