NEW MICROFOREST IN LAKEWOOD RANCH
As shown above, a new Microforest was completed on September 13th in the Herons Nest community in Lakewood Ranch. This […]
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MORE HEALTHY PONDS IN SARASOTA
The Healthy Pond Collaborative-Sarasota is pleased to announce that it just completed its second year with a healthy pond program
WILLOW BROOK JOINS HEALTHY POND COLLABORATIVE
Willow Brook is a community in Sarasota that was built between 2000 and 2002 with 54 residences and a population
Questions About Your Pond
Are you having trouble with ailing stormwater detention ponds with unsightly algal growth or worse costly eroding banks? If so,
Red Tide CAUSES, CONCERNS AND CORRECTIVE ACTION
The Science & Technology Society hosted a panel discussion with red tide experts on the evening of April 17th at
Governor Funds Environmental Projects
During the month of January Governor Ron DeSantis announced funding for several environmental initiatives. On January 10th the Governor signed
Unusual Mortality Numbers for Manatees
The Florida manatee, designated the state marine mammal in 1975, is among the state’s most popular native animal. Manatees are
Pinebrook South Takes On Pond Project
START presents another community pond enhancement success story in Sarasota County. This month’s selection is from Pinebrook South as written
Suncoast Suffers from Red Tide
The Suncoast continues to suffer from the lingering red tide bloom along our shores. Fish kills continue to mount and
Gulf Dead Zone Annual Check Up
For 36 years scientists have monitored the size of the Gulf of Mexico dead zone or hypoxic zone, which forms
Red Tide Is Not Naturally-Occurring By Andy Mele
More precisely, it is and it isn’t. Karenia Brevis, the toxic alga that populates the spreading, lethal blooms we call
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Report Issued on Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone
Every year for 33 years scientists have monitored the size of the Gulf of Mexico dead zone which forms every