Wildlife flocks to man-made beach at Egmont Key
By Mary Kelley Hoppe To the surprise of some and the delight of virtually all, sand placed at…
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…
Lack of Tidal Flow Killing Mangroves Around the World
From the shore, the mangrove forest at the mouth of the Alafia River looks lush and healthy. Beyond…
“Giant” Restoration is Prototype for Tampa Bay Mangroves
[printfriendly]For decades, Giant’s Fishing Camp in Ruskin attracted people from across the country looking for great fishing, fabulous…
New Handbook Looks at Impact of Climate Change on Habitats
[printfriendly]Most reports on climate change look at impacts to man-made structures like homes, causeways and bridges, but a…
Stand Up for Florida Water & Land Legacy Now
[printfriendly] By Pegeen Hanrahan, P.E. We’re all familiar with one spot or another in Florida that used to…
Probing the Deep
[printfriendly] From the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay, cutting-edge…
Money Does Grow on Trees!
[printfriendly]How much can a tree planted in the middle of Florida’s most densely populated county be worth? A…
Algae: The Good, the Bad and the Possibilities
[printfriendly]By Victoria Parsons. Although often invisible to the naked eye and frequently vilified for the problems they cause,…
Spring-Breakers Help Restore Tampa Bay
Not all college students on break come to Florida for the beaches and parties. Ten students from Ohio…