Microforest Month
START is pleased to declare March as Microforest Month in our expanding efforts to improve water quality along the Suncoast. […]
climate change
President Biden Tackles the Climate Crisis
The Paris Agreement is an accord that was adopted by nearly every nation including the U.S., in 2015 to address
New Partnership to Advance Ocean Science
In early January 2021, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced a partnership with The Ocean Foundation to cooperate
Trouble in Paradise
If you visit the website of 1000 Friends of Florida, a not for profit, smart growth advocacy organizations founded in
Update on Green Movies Matter
START is one of the sponsors of the 2018 Green Movies That Matters Series. The series has already screened three
Billionaire and NOAA Partner on Project
Recently the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced a groundbreaking public private partnership between Microsoft co-founder Paul G. Allen
Protecting coastal habitats helps mitigate climate change
“Blue carbon” or coastal habitats may sequester significantly more carbon dioxide than forests. Coastal wetlands have long been recognized for
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Pattern of Mild Weather About to Change
The Environmental Protection Agency says climate change “refers to any significant change in the measures of climate lasting for an
Sarasota Bay Watch Happenings by Larry Stults August 2015
Sarasota Bay Watch and its Gulf Coast Innovation Challenge partners were thrilled with the outpouring of interest and encouragement for
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Marine Life Head for the Poles
As if our marine life didn’t have enough to deal with from overharvesting, pollution and habitat loss they now face
The Coral Triangle – The Amazon of the Seas
The Coral Triangle is a marine area found between the Pacific and Indian oceans that is 647 million hectares of
NASA to Study Climate with Airborne Campaigns
In 2015, NASA will launch five airborne field campaigns to study how long range air pollution, warming ocean waters, and