START NAMES NEW CEO
We are pleased to announce that Lonnie Ready’s role at START has been expanded from President to CEO. Lonnie has […]
We are pleased to announce that Lonnie Ready’s role at START has been expanded from President to CEO. Lonnie has […]
The Science & Technology Society hosted a panel discussion with red tide experts on the evening of April 17th at
We were very pleased that the documentary film “Unfiltered” about the plight of oyster reefs around the world was selected
In the October 2013 issue of START’s e-newsletter we published our first article about the problems the Apalachicola Bay oyster
Apalachicola Bay is located on the Florida Panhandle near the Big Bend. It is one of the country’s major estuaries.
It all began back in 2017 when Robert Baugh, General Manager of the Chiles Restaurant Group, suggested that we adopt
START is very pleased to announce that our Gulf Coast Oyster Recycle and Renewal Program (GCORR) has been awarded the
On August 7th, START’s Chairman, Sandy Gilbert, gave the Manatee County Commission an update on the Gulf Coast Oyster Recycle
The Deepwater Horizon oil spill had a negative effect on the coastal habitats of the Gulf of Mexico. Beaches, marshes,
Thanks to a generous grant from the Manatee Fish & Game Association through their Conservation Fund with the Manatee Community
Sarasota Bay Watch president Larry Stults, Ph.D. recently represented SBW and Gulf Shellfish Institute at a seminal Shellfish Workshop organized
Hungry visitors to Anna Maria Island will be playing a vital role in environmental restoration thanks to a new local
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