Rock Ponds sets record for planting
More than 400 volunteers set a new record for planting marsh grasses at the single largest parcel in…
Rock Ponds working toward new record
More than 400 volunteers are expected to set a record for planting marsh grasses at the single largest…
Bird Watching with Benefits
Everyone likes watching birds, but some birders get extra benefits. Audubon Florida’s citizen-scientist programs create win-win opportunities for…
News Briefs, Fall 2015
Florida Audubon purchases Terra Ceia Bird Island With state conservation land purchases still at a low level, the…
Pilot program re-creates low-salinity habitat
Once upon a time, when Florida panthers and black bears still freely roamed the Tampa Bay watershed, more…
Delaney Creek stormwater system targeted for makeover
by Victoria Parsons With stormwater ranked as an important source of contaminants to Tampa Bay, local governments most…
Women science stars: from biology to big bang – why did you become a scientist?
[printfriendly]By Sigrid Tidmore It’s easy to understand why kids grow up and want to be movie stars, athletes…
Once thought impossible, Tampa Bay leads nation in environmental recovery
By Mary Kelley Hoppe Above: Dramatic improvements in water quality have allowed seagrasses to rebound to levels not…
TBEP to receive $2 million from gulf oil spill fines
The Tampa Bay Estuary Program will receive $2 million to support environmental improvements throughout the bay watershed, as…
Seagrasses get the attention but benthos make a difference
20-year EPC monitoring study shows benthic index improvement By Marcia Biggs A heady seabreeze is blowing in from…