Capturing Stormwater Can Take Innovation, Imagination
To paraphrase Rodney Dangerfield, stormwater don’t get no respect. It’s just rain mixed with the stuff from our…
Erosion Jeopardizes Egmont Key
In 1905, when Teddy Roosevelt named Passage Key one of the first National Wildlife Refuges, it was a…
New Computer Model Right on Target
[printfriendly][easy-media med=”1822″ size=”360,300″ align=”left”]A hundred years ago, Mark Twain famously decried “lies, damned lies and statistics” promulgated by politicians.…
The State of Tampa Bay
[printfriendly]While development pressures continue and new threats loom, Tampa Bay remains one of the nation’s environmental success stories.…
Seasons of Salt
[printfriendly]Salinity zones support diverse wildlife [easy-media med=”1216″ size=”300,400″ align=”right”]Those of us who enjoy being outdoors on bay area waterways have…
Project Aims to Improve Water Quality in Old Tampa Bay
[printfriendly] By Marcia Biggs SAFETY HARBOR — One can hardly find a more cerebral place on Tampa Bay…
How Does Tampa Bay Stack Up
[printfriendly] By Victoria Parsons With the national organization Restore America’s Estuaries (R.A.E.) hosting its sixth annual conference at…
ONE WATERWAY ONE TAMPA BAY At-Risk Teens Interpret Waterway Connectivity
[printfriendly] By Sigrid Tidmore Estuary field science came alive for a group of Sulphur Springs teens when they…
Marvelous Mud
“Ewwww!” “Yuck — it’s icky, squishy and smelly!” “Cool. Can we take off our shoes and play in…
Scientists Warn of Persistent Dead Zones
[printfriendly] Healing low-oxygen aquatic “dead zones” will be trickier than previously imagined, according to scientists speaking at the…