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Archive | May, 2006
Maderia Beach in St Petersburg blocking Sea Turtles
Some serious beach renourishment or some other kind of construction was started quietly this month out on Madeira Beach in Pinellas County. It appears to be a beach renourishment project of some sort. Beach renourishment on a endangered species breeding ground (most species of sea turtles are endangered and several species use Pinellas county beaches [...]
Continue reading...Maine officials fear outbreak of red tide
14 May 2006
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The red tide outbreak last year was New England worst ever outbreak. Now officials fear that it’s starting to happen again. Read the full story Link to this post!
Continue reading...Fl Red Tide Research may Get Permanent Boost
13 May 2006
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If Gov Bush approves a 500% permanent increase in spending on Florida red tide research. This will bring the amount of money spent on red tide research in Florida from $1 million to $5 million. This new money will also bring a brand new area of research into play that has been taboo in the [...]
Continue reading...Maine to double it’s Red Tide Monitors
13 May 2006
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Maine is set to double the number of red tide detection devices and monitor stations up and down the Maine coast. 1 Maine has already had several closures of shellfishing areas and recreational areas this year becasue of red tide outbreaks. Last year, between May and August, as much as 75 percent of the entire [...]
Continue reading...Massachusetts Readies for Red Tide Outbreak
11 May 2006
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Massachusetts Readies for Red Tide Outbreak As Clean-Up Continues From Last Year Apparently they are expecteing a another huge out break of red tide in New England this year. Amnd who can blame them. The water is barely getting warm up there and the red tide is already breaking out in several places. 1 2 [...]
Continue reading...Red Tide in New Hampshire
11 May 2006
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Some of New Hampshire’s tidal waters have been closed because of Red Tide since May 02, after several days of heavy rainfall. Elevated levels of the toxin were detected in blue mussels collected from the Isles of Shoals on Monday. (read the full story) Link to this post!
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21 May 2006
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