Mini-Grants Make a Difference
From removing invasive plants on remote islands or placing oyster domes in underwater ecosystems to helping restore wetlands…
Living Laboratory Opens at Stewart Middle School
A strip of riverfront once covered in invasive plants has been transformed to a living laboratory by students…
“Illegal Weed” Causes Ecological Damage
[printfriendly]Nope, we’re not talking about the weed on the ballot later this year – we’re talking about weeds,…
Mangrove Watch – Coming to a Shore Near You
By Marcia Biggs At Saint Leo University, William Ellis’s biology students are up to their knees in work…
The State of Tampa Bay
[printfriendly]While development pressures continue and new threats loom, Tampa Bay remains one of the nation’s environmental success stories.…
Researchers Reach Out for Help in Counting Horseshoe Crabs
At first glance, sharks and horseshoe crabs have almost nothing in common. Horseshoe crabs – actually more closely…
USF Project Helps Build Water-Smart Neighborhoods
Top photo: A restored drainage pond has become the center of its neighborhood – for people and for…
Study Aims to Calculate Economic Benefit of Tampa Bay
Above, Capt. Dave Chouinard fights a tarpon in the clear waters just off Anna Maria Island. How much…
Profile: Suzanne Cooper
[printfriendly]Her Best-Laid Plans Turn Out Even Better Like many kids who grew up in Florida, Suzanne Cooper always…
Probing the Deep
[printfriendly] From the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay, cutting-edge…