Bird Stewards Protect Beach-Nesting Birds
Holiday weekends at Fort De Soto County Park typically mean wall-to-wall people on the beach adjacent to the…
Endangered Sawfish Slowly Return to Tampa Bay
by Tonya Wiley, Havenworth Coastal Conservation Smalltooth sawfish — a nearly iconic subject of fishing photos over the…
Raptor Rescue Facility Planned for Hillsborough County
What happens when a bald eagle is hurt in Tampa Bay — but no one is there to…
New Tampa Bay Site Tracks Birds with Nanotags
Scientists first began tracking bird migrations in 1803 when John James Audubon tied a string around the leg…
Oysters, Oysters Everywhere — But Still Hard to Harvest
It’s nearly Thanksgiving and all across the country, people’s thoughts are turning to food. For long-time Floridians, that…
Top 5 spots to watch Migrating birds
With a location smack in the middle of migrating birds’ trek to Central and South America from their…
Red Tide app allows citizen-scientists to help document its spread
Even with Red Tide showing up only in background levels along Florida’s coast, maintaining a close watch as…
Feeding Pelicans Can Kill the Birds
[printfriendly] [su_pullquote align=”right”][/su_pullquote] It’s an iconic sight at almost every dock in Florida – fishermen celebrating a successful…
Pinellas County to get new manatee protection signs
[printfriendly] Even after a controversial federal decision to downgrade manatees from endangered to threatened, the Florida Fish and…
Black Skimmer Update
First the good news: according to Lorraine Margeson, black skimmer are nesting on Fort DeSoto Beach for the…