HHabitat Protection & Restoration Dive In! Port Tampa Bay Proposes Giant Recycling ProjectNovember 20, 2023 As giant cranes are building a new eight-lane span of the Howard Frankland bridge in Old Tampa Bay,…
FFish & Wildlife Dive In! You Can Help Prevent Extinctions by Protecting Critical HabitatNovember 10, 2023 The news is incredibly sad. Last month, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) proposed removing 23 species…
HHabitat Protection & Restoration Dive In! Ecosphere Celebrates 20th AnniversaryOctober 30, 2023 Tom Ries didn’t set out to create one of the most successful regional environmental non-profits in the nation.…
BBusiness & Industry Dive In! SPC STEM Center Becomes Destination CampusOctober 20, 2023 What started as a mostly underwater 50-acre site complete with falling-down homes and derelict boats has become a…
FFish & Wildlife Dive In! Eagle Watchers Wanted!October 6, 2023 Birders across Tampa Bay are already gearing up for bald eagle nesting season in Florida, which officially kicked…
EExploring the Bay Dive In! Florida Birding and Nature Festival ReturnsOctober 2, 2023 The four-day Florida Birding and Nature Festival will feature field trips, boat excursions, seminars by experts, nationally renowned…
EExploring the Bay Dive In! USF Library’s Special Collections Highlight history to impact future decisionsAugust 16, 2023 When a trio of flamingos landed at the Naval Air Station Key West in 2015, managers sprung into…
FFish & Wildlife Dive In! The carnage must be contained: fishing line is a leading cause of death for Florida pelicansJuly 31, 2023 Carnage has become commonplace in Florida – using the word in this context is not an exaggeration. And…
FFish & Wildlife Dive In! Researchers Tag Two Endangered Smalltooth Sawfish Inside Tampa BayJune 15, 2023 By Tonya Wiley Two more sawfish have been tagged and released in Tampa Bay as part of a…
HHabitat Protection & Restoration Dive In! Beau Williams — Restoring Seagrasses from a Land-Based FarmJune 3, 2023 With thousands of acres of seagrasses dying in estuaries across the state, resource managers are desperately searching for…