Safety Harbor Waterfront Park Habitat Restoration a Model of Success
[printfriendly] [su_pullquote align=”right”] Aerial view of Safety Harbor’s Waterfront Park, taken shortly after the February 25 planting event.…
PROFILE: Retired marine biologist looks at 40 years in Tampa Bay
[printfriendly] [su_pullquote align=”right”][/su_pullquote] As far back as Socrates, the Greek philosopher credited as one of the founders of…
Wildcrafting: Benefiting from Florida’s Bountiful Native Harvests
By Willow LaMonte With summer camping season in full swing, we thought it would be fun to learn…
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…
UT team takes a closer look at why hammerhead sharks have hammerheads
[printfriendly] [su_pullquote align=”right”]Photos Courtesy University of Tampa “Hammerheads are really strange,” said Haley Amplo, a marine science-biology major…
Sean Sullivan takes reins at TBPRC
[printfriendly]By Victoria Parsons [su_pullquote align=”right”]Top: Protecting water and habitat have always been important to Sean Sullivan and his…
Hummingbirds in Florida: If you plant it, they will come
While some Floridians may never see a hummingbird, Steve Backes almost always has them in his Valrico yard.…
Jumping into the Deep End of the Florida Political Pool: The Early Years
[printfriendly] By Jim Schnur The relationship between politics and access to navigable waterways and potable water resources has…
Coyotes evolve with humans – even in urban settings
Top: Coyotes are found in every Florida county although they’re more likely to be heard than seen. Photo…
Five “Volunteers of the Year” set record for Give A Day for the Bay
[printfriendly] It’s an impressive accomplishment when a volunteer attends every one of the half-dozen Tampa Bay Estuary Program…