TOOLS FOR CLEANER WATER AT MIRA LAGO
The Mira Lago community in Sarasota was built in 1991 with 183 residences housing a population of approximately 320 residents. […]
stormwater ponds
KEEPING PONDS HEALTHY
Spring is just around the corner and that means it’s time to check the health of your community’s stormwater detention
DO YOUR STORMWATER PONDS LOOK LIKE THIS?
Extensive algal growth is a key sign that your stormwater ponds are not healthy. You have excess nutrients (nitrogen and
DO YOUR STORMWATER PONDS LOOK LIKE THIS? Vol.2
Some of your ponds may even show signs of costly erosion as shown above. Bank erosion will fill up your
MANATEE PONDS SET RECORD
Thanks to the generous funding from the Charles and Margery Barancik Foundation, the Healthy Pond Collaborative-Manatee (HPC-Manatee) just concluded Year
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
Suncoast Water Quality Goes Global
Thanks to Lambda Alpha International’s popular global webinar on Coastal Water Quality that aired on February 17th, the advice and
STORMWATER PONDS AFTER IAN
While the Suncoast was very fortunate to dodge the full brunt of IAN, many communities still experienced some major damage
HEALTHY POND COLLABORATIVE HAS BANNER YEAR IN SARASOTA COUNTY
At the end of this month, the Healthy Pond Collaborative Sarasota will complete its fist year of a three-year grant
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KENWOOD GLEN I EXPANDS POND PROGRAM
Kenwood Glen, a community in the Plantation in Venice, has sixty seven homes that were constructed in 2014. They began
THE HEALTHY POND COLLABORATIVE MANATEE IS UNDERWAY
It didn’t take long after last month’s announcement of the Healthy Pond Collaborative moving to Manatee County for a number
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MAJOR NEW POND PROGRAM FOR MANATEE COUNTY
Thanks to a very successful pilot pond program funded by a grant from Ed Chiles and Elizabeth Moore that helped