Eckerd students push limits on aquatic toxicity research
Top photo courtesy Eckerd College. Along with freshwater fish and coral larva, Eckerd students looked at the impact…
Profile: There’s something about Mary
[printfriendly] Tampa Bay’s Mary Mangiapia becomes the first woman to through-kayak 1,500 miles around Florida By Marcia Biggs…
Mark Rachal: Audubon sanctuary manager
[printfriendly] Growing up in Chicago, Mark Rachal wanted to be a zookeeper. About 25 years later, he’s manager…
Jan Platt: The Young Girl and the Sea
[printfriendly] Last week, Tampa Bay lost environmental pioneer, Jan Platt. The Tampa Bay you see now may not…
Mini-Grants Make a Difference
From removing invasive plants on remote islands or placing oyster domes in underwater ecosystems to helping restore wetlands…
Living Laboratory Opens at Stewart Middle School
A strip of riverfront once covered in invasive plants has been transformed to a living laboratory by students…
Ranger Yearns for More Time Outside
[printfriendly]Pete Krulder had no idea what he was getting into when he signed up for a job as…
Photographers Flock to Fort DeSoto
[printfriendly]By Nanette O’Hara You can find them almost any day, stationed at East Beach before dawn waiting for…
Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful Brings Home Top Honors
[printfriendly] Three first-place awards – including the top honor from one of the nation’s most prestigious non-profits –…
Researchers Reach Out for Help in Counting Horseshoe Crabs
At first glance, sharks and horseshoe crabs have almost nothing in common. Horseshoe crabs – actually more closely…