LOWERING YOUR NUTRIENT FOOTPRINT
There is growing evidence that the collective effort of the many government agencies, environmental organizations and local communities has improved […]
There is growing evidence that the collective effort of the many government agencies, environmental organizations and local communities has improved […]
It is very encouraging to report that the latest seagrass mapping study released by the Southwest Florida Water Management District
© Thomas Bender – USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images The March 12th Sarasota County Commission Meeting that we urged
That was the rallying cry of the many concerned citizens who passionately spoke to the Sarasota County Commission back on
Another critical element in the preservation of the Celery Fields is the rewilding of the Quad Parcels at the juncture
Reserve your spot now (https://healthyponds.eventbrite.com) for the 2025 Healthy Pond Workshop on Friday, January 31st. This is a unique opportunity
September has been a month of rejuvenation for the Microforest at the Celery Fields. The Microforest was planted back in
Like many communities, VillageWalk in Sarasota suffered some major tree damage during hurricane Ian. The damage was particularly severe along
Last December 28th marked the first day in an exciting journey to create an EcoPARK in the Jacaranda West community
Recently, NOAA issued a press release announcing new high resolution land cover data to help communities understand coastal change. The
Extensive algal growth is a key sign that your stormwater ponds are not healthy. You have excess nutrients (nitrogen and
Some of your ponds may even show signs of costly erosion as shown above. Bank erosion will fill up your