RE-WILDING THE QUADS
The next time you drive east down Palmer Boulevard look to your right as you approach the Celery Fields and […]
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El Nino vs La Nina
What a difference a year makes. 2024 was an El Nino year with extremely wet weather including some major storms
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GRANT SEASON IS HERE
As we announced in last month’s Cover Story, we have had a huge response from Suncoast communities for advice and
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LOWERING YOUR NUTRIENT FOOTPRINT
There is growing evidence that the collective effort of the many government agencies, environmental organizations and local communities has improved
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LAKEWATCH COMES TO MANATEE COUNTY
In response to growing popular demand and the initiative of Michelle Atkinson with the University of Florida/IFAS Manatee Extension and
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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.
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HELP PRESERVE OUR WATERWAYS
Many of the waterways in the Sarasota Bay Watershed continue to be challenged by climate change, hurricanes and the inflow
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An EcoPARK Begins At Jacaranda West
Last December 28th marked the first day in an exciting journey to create an EcoPARK in the Jacaranda West community
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Red Tide & You
Are you concerned about the prevalence of lingering red tide blooms and their devastating impact on our economy and lifestyle?
DO YOU NEED HELP WITH YOUR PONDS?
Are your stormwater ponds covered in unsightly algae or plagued with costly eroding banks? If so, we can help. The
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HELP US REDUCE EXCESS NITROGEN IN OUR WATERWAYS
START is in its fourth year working with Suncoast communities with stormwater detention ponds to help reduce the amount of
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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
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