Tasty Seafood Savvy Dinner
Although the prospect of stormy weather forced a venue change for the Tide to Table dinner from the beach on […]
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Research on Lingering Effects of Oil Spill
As reported by Craig Pittman of the Tampa Bay Times we may not be out of the woods when it
Red Tide Status
Red Tide Status 04-25-12
Red Tide was detected in early April around Marco Island. South Marco Beach, big Marco Pass and Caxambas Pass were
Sustainable Seafood
Seafood Savvy featured in edible Sarasota
The article by Randi Donahue from edible Sarasota explains the importance of START’s Seafood Savvy program. “Pollution, overfishing, and ignorant
Horizon Oil Spill Possible Culprit of Dolphin Deaths
This year nearly 100 dead or ill dolphins have washed up on shore mostly in Louisiana’s Barataria Bay where oil
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New Species of Hammerhead Shark Discovered
According to an article in the April 2012 issue of the journal of Marine Biology, a new hammerhead species has
Red Tide
Road Map to Battle Red Tide
National Public Radio’s Ashley Ahearn reported that scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are working to prevent
Ocean Acidification Study: Life in Ocean Threatened
Barbel Honisch, a paleoceanographer at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and Andy Ridgwell of the University of Bristol, coauthored a
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Environmentalists Voice Concerns About Sinking of Old Warships
Jason Dearen, of the Associated Press, reports that in the past 12 years, the Navy has used missiles, torpedoes and
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Red Tide
Blue Light and Red Tide Blooms
A team of researchers in the United States and Spain has solved one of the main riddles about red tide
Red Tide Lasting Effects
Although red tide was last seen in Southwest Florida six weeks ago, WZVN-TV is reporting its lasting effects on the
Dolphins Show Health Problems
Lori Schwacke, a scientist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, announced that 32 dolphins taken from Louisiana’s Barataria Bay