USF to lead $3.2-million grant for system to forecast and mitigate sargassum
News reports earlier this summer predicted that Florida’s beaches would be overwhelmed by a stinky rotten mass of…
Port Tampa Bay Proposes Giant Recycling Project
As giant cranes are building a new eight-lane span of the Howard Frankland bridge in Old Tampa Bay,…
You Can Help Prevent Extinctions by Protecting Critical Habitat
The news is incredibly sad. Last month, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) proposed removing 23 species…
Ecosphere Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Tom Ries didn’t set out to create one of the most successful regional environmental non-profits in the nation.…
The carnage must be contained: fishing line is a leading cause of death for Florida pelicans
Carnage has become commonplace in Florida – using the word in this context is not an exaggeration. And…
Business Leaders Band Together to Mitigate Stormwater Pollution
Business leaders in Hillsborough and Pinellas counties are banding together to address water quality efforts as part of…
Beau Williams — Restoring Seagrasses from a Land-Based Farm
With thousands of acres of seagrasses dying in estuaries across the state, resource managers are desperately searching for…
Bringing Oysters Back to Oyster River — and Beyond
The Oyster River doesn’t show up on current maps, but Damon Moore hopes that a waterway once so…
MOSI hosts Tampa Bay Water Day
Join more than 30 organizations from across the region to learn more about water at MOSI’s second annual…
Floridians need a constitutional right to clean water
By Joseph Bonasia, chair of the Florida Rights of Nature Network Red tide is again plaguing southwest Florida…