Ecosphere invited to join the United Nation’s Race to Resilience
A local not-for-profit organization has been invited to join the United Nations’ Race to Resilience (R2R), an international…
Rooted in Resilience: The Role of Trees in Hurricane Preparedness
Hurricane season officially began on June 1st, and as people around Tampa Bay prepare mentally and physically for…
Wildlife Foundation grant to fund nature-based plan for flood adaptation
A $1.99 million grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will allow the Tampa Bay Regional Planning…
Restoring the Manatee River, one oyster reef pot at a time
Damon Moore is known for setting audacious goals. His first was a self-described “hair-brained scheme” to restore Mariposa…
Celebrate Arbor Day with small flowering trees
By Vicki Parsons When most people think of trees, they think of majestic live oaks that tower over…
Tampa Bay Conservancy expands with new preserves, new opportunity for professional consultant
When Roger and Sally Adams reached out to the Tampa Bay Conservancy (TBC) to donate land for a…
Creature Feature: Tufted titmouse
Even if you’re not a birdwatcher, you’re probably familiar with the distinctive “dee-da, dee-da, dee-da” call of the…
At Sixty, Silent Spring Still Inspires
One gorgeous March afternoon, I am sitting with my students next to a large pond on Eckerd College’s…
A Bridge Over Troubled Water
Old Tampa Bay – the bay segment north of the Gandy Bridge where tidal circulation is restricted –…
Beyond the Beaten Path to the Beach
Visitors from all over the world come to Pinellas County to bask on its beautiful beaches. But Pat…