Third Annual Resiliency Summit Focuses on Actionable Strategies, Ecosystems
The third annual Tampa Bay Resiliency Leadership Summit, scheduled for May 4 and 5, 2023, at the Hilton…
It’s not just bling, it’s a band
That beautiful bird sporting a colorful anklet isn’t just wearing bright bling. It’s part of a centuries-old effort…
Seagrass Losses Challenge Decades-Old Paradigm
The paradigm that made Tampa Bay an international success story for nearly three decades appears to be changing.…
SWIM Celebrates 35 Years
Few restoration initiatives have made this much difference in just 35 years: 384 projects to improve water quality,…
Model Shoreline Ordinance Plans for Future Protection and Habitat Restoration
Protecting shorelines from rising waters, driven by changing sea levels and tidally influenced flooding, will be both more…
Taxes for Environmental Lands Pay Off
As Polk and Pasco counties consider extending or resuming property tax increases to purchase environmental lands, Manatee County…
Agencies Making Living Shorelines Easier to Build
Living shorelines are critical to the Tampa Bay Estuary Program’s (TBEP) ambitious habitat master plan. In the…
Dead Owls Spur Action on Rodenticides
It all started when a great horned owlet named Huey was found dead after falling from a…
Survey Shows Most Floridians Support protecting Natural Lands
While partisan politics may divide Floridians on many topics, nearly two-thirds of residents on both sides of the…
Native Plants on Outback Key Create Haven for Birds
Native plants naturally recruited to Outback Key provide food and shelter for many species of endangered or threatened birds.