Photos and video of the lunar eclipse and the sunrise from Pass-a-Grille Beach, St. Pete Beach, Florida on 26 May 2021.
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Read MorePart two: exploring the USF Forest Preserve
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Part one: exploring the USF Forest Preserve
Earlier last year, the University of South Florida asked for proposals to develop land north of USF, known as the USF Forest Preserve. Possibilities ranged from subdivisions to a stadium, but pushback from students and faculty was swift. The student-led activist group, Save the USF Forest Preserve, effectively shut down that process. Dr. Jeannie Mounger… Read more »
Selling home grown veggies to your community
Today we had the pleasure to speak with 2 guests. Tracy Tippen from Hope Spot. The Hope Spot Festival is celebrating our coastal waters. The Florida Gulf Coast Hope Spot runs from Apalachicola down to 10,000 islands. This location was chosen because of its importance for our local ecosystem. Zach Correa from Lemongraft joined the… Read more »
Part two: hiking the West Klosterman Preserve
Just 1,000 feet from the Gulf of Mexico, in Tarpon Springs, sit the 14-acres of sand scrub that make up the Klosterman Preserve. The West Klosterman Preservation Group is raising money to buy the property. Less than six months remain before the land can be sold to developers. In the second half of a two-part… Read more »
Part one: hiking the West Klosterman Preserve
One of the last remaining sand scrubs in Pinellas County is at risk of being destroyed. The group trying to buy and protect the land has six months left to raise over $3 million for the purchase. In Tarpon Springs, nestled among subdivisions with names like Whispering Pines, sit 14-acres of uninterrupted Florida sand scrub…. Read more »
Supplemental feeding: a new effort to save manatees is underway
Save the Manatees speak with WMNF about a possible lawsuit and experimental feeding program aim to save manatees from starvation.
Florida Power & Light debuts world’s largest solar-powered battery
Florida Power & Light officially commissioned what they say is the world’s largest solar-powered battery in Parrish, FL.
SWFWMD buys Southworth Tract — 589 acres in Hernando County
SWFWMD has approved the purchase of 589 acres of land within the Weekiwachee Preserve, Southworth Tract, for about $4.6 million.
Residents sue Tarpon Springs over Anclote River development
Concerned Citizens of Tarpon Springs file lawsuit over approved Anclote River apartment development in Tarpon Springs.
Funds needed to save the West Klosterman Preserve
The last one percent of Pinellas County scrub wilderness remains in danger of disappearing forever, if funds aren’t raised in time to save Klosterman Preserve.
