BASIS 6 looks at emerging trends in restoration of Tampa Bay
Teamwork — from professional scientists and researchers to activists and politicians — helped transform Tampa Bay from a…
Giving our bays “the finger”: digging up the dirt on the history of local dredging
[printfriendly] Humans living along coastal areas have reshaped the contours of land and water since the earliest civilizations.…
Profile: Roger Johansson’s front-row seat for Tampa Bay’s recovery
[printfriendly]Few people have had the front-row seat Roger Johansson has enjoyed as Tampa Bay was transformed from a…
TBEP Mini-Grant deadline Oct. 1
[printfriendly]Bay Mini-Grants, funded through the sale of “Tarpon Tag” automobile license plates through the Tampa Bay Estuary Program,…
THINK eARTh: The Tampa Bay I want to inherit
CAlling all youth to get creative about climate change messages By Sigrid Tidmore In some ways, young people…
Water quality in Tampa Bay gets green lights, again
A new tracking model takes the TBEP’s familiar “Green, Yellow, Red” format a step further with more colors…
Central Pinellas a century ago: Lowering lakes to raise agriculture
By James Anthony Schnur A quick glance at any Florida map reveals the obvious: Pinellas County occupies a…
Fertilizer 101: Education campaigns focus on water quality
Just 10 years ago, few homeowners recognized the link between a lush green lawn and the sick green…
Could “blue carbon” change the tide?
Top Photo by Caroline Rogers, USGS. Scientists have been detailing the benefits of healthy estuaries for decades –…
Book Review: Environmental books for kids, recommended by kids
We usually do adult book reviews, but thought we’d try something new with this issue and look at…