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…
Groundwater Seep Meter is Ready for Prime Time
[printfriendly] Groundwater can be an important source of associated contaminants in coastal waters and estuaries – but it’s…
Tampa Bay Water Supply
by Victoria Parsons As 1997 dawned in Tampa Bay, nearly two million people relied primarily upon the Floridan…
Clean Marinas are Good for Business
By Mary Kelley Hoppe and Victoria Parsons Bay Soundings 2004 It’s the waterfront equivalent of the Good Housekeeping…
What’s Your Watershed Address?
Story originally published in Fall, 2004 Whether you know it or not, you live in a watershed. From…
Behind the curtain and at the controls: Gene Farley
By Mary Kelley Hoppe Bay Soundings 2004 The wizard of oz operates out of a one-story flat-top compound…