Seagrass Loss Poses Challenges, Opportunities
Our car was heading north as we were gazing at the waters of Tampa Bay, “Take one last…
Urban stream: Not always an oxymoron
The concept of an “urban stream” might seem like an oxymoron, but restoration efforts across the state are…
FWC postpones action on terrapins
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation "kicked the can down the road" on terrapin protection at its May 2021 meeting, said George Heinrich, executive director of the Florida Turtle Conservation Trust,
“Water Wars” end with victory for regional ecosystems
As the sun rises on another hot, bright day in the midst of our annual dry season, Tampa…
A new organization emerges to support Tampa Bay Aquatic Preserves
A new organization created to enhance protection and increase awareness of the Tampa Bay Aquatic Preserves is currently…
Living Shorelines Protect Nesting Birds
Living shorelines at the Richard T. Paul Alafia Banks Bird Sanctuary protect critical habitat from erosion.
Fire: “Our number one management tool”
To the average Floridian, fires appear to be devastating forces, demolishing forests and destroying all wildlife in their…
Protect Blue Carbon
Blue carbon -- when greenhouse gases are captured by coastal ecosystems like mangroves and seagrasses -- can play a critical role in protecting against climate change.
FWS biologist puts boots on the ground in Tampa Bay
Tiffany Lane, a native of Riverview, joins the FWS coastal programs team based in Tampa Bay.
USF lab brings international experience back to Tampa Bay
It’s strange to think that people living in Southeast Asia and the Amazon rainforest might know more about…