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Book excerpt: Generations of Sweetness by Gary Wishnatzki
Gary Wishnatzki celebrates his family's history and the 100-year anniversary of the family berry business in Plant City in "Generations of Sweetness: Stories That Shaped My Family and the Journey to Wish Farms."
Tampa Bay Innovation Center accelerator helps startups working on climate change solutions
The Tampa Bay Innovation Center has launched a climate tech incubator program to help startups work on solutions to the significant challenge climate change poses to communities and businesses in Florida and across the world.
How Hurricane Ian can affect Florida Wildlife Corridor
Conservation expert talks about the impact Hurricane Ian will have on the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
Carrollwood community garden feeds so many needs
When neighbors opened VISTA Gardens on the site of a former water treatment plant in Carrollwood Village back in 2014, no one quite envisioned how much it would provide sustenance beyond fresh veggies and herbs to Tampa families and friends so many years later.
The road to food sovereignty pauses in East Tampa
Sanwa Farmer's Market provides an oasis for fresh produce and ethnic choices in East Tampa as much of the surrounding community remains a food desert lacking grocery stores that populate other neighborhoods.
Florida Wildlife Corridor gains traction, eyes future conservation
Tampa-based nature photographer Carlton Ward, Jr., who has been photographing natural beauty and wildlife in his native Florida for decades, came up with the idea for the Florida Wildlife Corridor Coalition.
Clearwater Hispanic Farmers Market debuts Saturday
''The focus is to celebrate Hispanic heritage,'' says co-Founder Dina Ramos. "We have a huge Hispanic community in Florida and we want to celebrate that culture and create a cultural experience.''
Book excerpt: The Palmetto Book by Jono Miller
Jono Miller, a longtime educator, activist, and natural historian in Florida, writes about the natural and cultural history of the iconic palmetto plant, also known as the cabbage palm or Sabal palmetto (the state tree of Florida and South Carolina). Read one chapter to get the flavor of the book.
For Good: Tampa church hosts forum on regional water crisis, leadership
The speakers at the faith-based community conversation on water are among the Tampa Bay region’s leading experts in wildlife conservation and marine biology.
Book excerpt: Generations of Sweetness by Gary Wishnatzki
Gary Wishnatzki celebrates his family's history and the 100-year anniversary of the family berry business in Plant City in "Generations of Sweetness: Stories That Shaped My Family and the Journey to Wish Farms."
Tampa Bay Innovation Center accelerator helps startups working on climate change solutions
The Tampa Bay Innovation Center has launched a climate tech incubator program to help startups work on solutions to the significant challenge climate change poses to communities and businesses in Florida and across the world.
How Hurricane Ian can affect Florida Wildlife Corridor
Conservation expert talks about the impact Hurricane Ian will have on the Florida Wildlife Corridor.
Carrollwood community garden feeds so many needs
When neighbors opened VISTA Gardens on the site of a former water treatment plant in Carrollwood Village back in 2014, no one quite envisioned how much it would provide sustenance beyond fresh veggies and herbs to Tampa families and friends so many years later.
The road to food sovereignty pauses in East Tampa
Sanwa Farmer's Market provides an oasis for fresh produce and ethnic choices in East Tampa as much of the surrounding community remains a food desert lacking grocery stores that populate other neighborhoods.
Florida Wildlife Corridor gains traction, eyes future conservation
Tampa-based nature photographer Carlton Ward, Jr., who has been photographing natural beauty and wildlife in his native Florida for decades, came up with the idea for the Florida Wildlife Corridor Coalition.
Clearwater Hispanic Farmers Market debuts Saturday
''The focus is to celebrate Hispanic heritage,'' says co-Founder Dina Ramos. "We have a huge Hispanic community in Florida and we want to celebrate that culture and create a cultural experience.''
Book excerpt: The Palmetto Book by Jono Miller
Jono Miller, a longtime educator, activist, and natural historian in Florida, writes about the natural and cultural history of the iconic palmetto plant, also known as the cabbage palm or Sabal palmetto (the state tree of Florida and South Carolina). Read one chapter to get the flavor of the book.
For Good: Tampa church hosts forum on regional water crisis, leadership
The speakers at the faith-based community conversation on water are among the Tampa Bay region’s leading experts in wildlife conservation and marine biology.
