Waves of water bringing tides of tourists
[printfriendly]The connection between our natural environment and the tourist pipeline By James Anthony Schnur Florida’s lengthy coastline and…
Giving our bays “the finger”: digging up the dirt on the history of local dredging
[printfriendly] Humans living along coastal areas have reshaped the contours of land and water since the earliest civilizations.…
Central Pinellas a century ago: Lowering lakes to raise agriculture
By James Anthony Schnur A quick glance at any Florida map reveals the obvious: Pinellas County occupies a…
Museum in the Sea: The state’s newest underwater archaeological preserve lies in Tampa Bay near Egmont Key
[printfriendly] [su_pullquote align=”right”]Top photo courtesy of the Florida Aquarium [/su_pullquote] By Marcia Biggs After nine years of work,…
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…
TBRPC Celebrates 50 Years of Regional Leadership
[printfriendly] By Suzanne Cooper On September 12, 1961, St. Petersburg Mayor Herman Goldner made a bold statement to…