Buzz: Florida Aquarium expanding coral care complex in Apollo Beach
The Florida Aquarium is adding to the coral care complex at its conservation campus in Apollo Beach to expand its work in coral research and restoration.
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Masthead images: Nesting season in Florida
Springtime in Florida means nesting season for hundreds of species of birds who migrate through the state before heading north for summer.
Making St. Petersburg a Flood Hub for sea level rise, resiliency
With climate change and sea level rise likely to shape the future of Florida, a USF Center of Excellence in Environmental and Oceanographic Sciences and a Flood Hub coalesce at USFSP's College of Marine Science.
If not now, when? Why one Tampa Bay company sees great value in new Regional Resiliency Coalition
When it comes to a problem as big as sea level rise, which could destroy up to $161 billion of economic activity across the Tampa Bay region by 2060, good corporate citizens can’t afford to simply watch from the sidelines. Read Part 2 of a 2-part series.
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.
USF ranks 19th in Milken study, seen as tech leader
The Milken Institute recognizes the University of South Florida as a leader in developing new technology. It ranked USF 19th in the nation among more than 225 universities for its ability to convert basic research into new technologies, products and companies.
Restaurateur encourages patrons to skip the straw
Restaurateur Ed Chiles is working to protect Florida’s beaches from pollution. At his three restaurants, he’s encouraging customers to “Skip the Straw.”
Who is hiring in Tampa Bay? June job news roundup
Who’s hiring in Tampa Bay? June 2016 job news roundup.
Is the global reinsurance industry making Florida more resilient to climate change, hurricanes?
Insurers and reinsurers play a key role in Florida’s climate and catastrophe risk management puzzle, be it in preparation for the next hurricane season or the eventuality of sea level rise.
Masthead images: Nesting season in Florida
Springtime in Florida means nesting season for hundreds of species of birds who migrate through the state before heading north for summer.
Making St. Petersburg a Flood Hub for sea level rise, resiliency
With climate change and sea level rise likely to shape the future of Florida, a USF Center of Excellence in Environmental and Oceanographic Sciences and a Flood Hub coalesce at USFSP's College of Marine Science.
If not now, when? Why one Tampa Bay company sees great value in new Regional Resiliency Coalition
When it comes to a problem as big as sea level rise, which could destroy up to $161 billion of economic activity across the Tampa Bay region by 2060, good corporate citizens can’t afford to simply watch from the sidelines. Read Part 2 of a 2-part series.
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.
USF ranks 19th in Milken study, seen as tech leader
The Milken Institute recognizes the University of South Florida as a leader in developing new technology. It ranked USF 19th in the nation among more than 225 universities for its ability to convert basic research into new technologies, products and companies.
Restaurateur encourages patrons to skip the straw
Restaurateur Ed Chiles is working to protect Florida’s beaches from pollution. At his three restaurants, he’s encouraging customers to “Skip the Straw.”
Who is hiring in Tampa Bay? June job news roundup
Who’s hiring in Tampa Bay? June 2016 job news roundup.
Is the global reinsurance industry making Florida more resilient to climate change, hurricanes?
Insurers and reinsurers play a key role in Florida’s climate and catastrophe risk management puzzle, be it in preparation for the next hurricane season or the eventuality of sea level rise.
