Category Archive: Environmental Sustainability
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Read MoreCelebrating World Wetlands Day at Great Explorations Children's Museum
Tampa Bay Water joined forces with Great Explorations Children’s Museum to invite families to a fun and educational event to celebrate World Wetlands Day on February 2. Visitors explored the... -
Read MoreTampa Bay Water Partners with TBEP to Restore Alafia River Watershed
Tampa Bay Water and the Tampa Bay Estuary Program (TBEP) are joining forces on a water quality and habitat restoration plan for the historically mined lands in the Alafia River... -
Read MoreTampa Bay Water Requests Permit Enforcements to Protect Waterways
Waters along the western coast of Florida and Tampa Bay have recently seen an increase in red tide, an overpopulation of nuisance algae that kills fish. Nutrients like nitrogen and... -
Read More$1 Billion Investment Pays Off for the Environment
Groundwater levels, lakes and wetlands near the Consolidated Permit wellfields have recovered, thanks to 20 years of reduced groundwater pumping and working closely with the Southwest Florida Water Management District... -
Read MoreTampa Bay Water Conserves Water — and Energy
Protecting the environment has always been a top priority of Tampa Bay Water. In fact, Tampa Bay Water was created in 1998 to meet the region’s needs for high-quality drinking... -
Read MoreBoard Approves Funding for Florida Friendly Landscaping
Tampa Bay Water’s board extended its commitment to reducing non-point source pollution and efficient water use by continuing funding for the Pinellas, Pasco and Hillsborough county Florida-Friendly Landscaping (FFL) program.... -
Read MoreJoining Forces for Cleaner Sources
The journey of high-quality drinking water starts at the source. That is why we work hard to keep our water sources clean and protected from pollution and contamination. The cleaner... -
Read MoreNearly All Environmental Recovery Sites Improved
When Tampa Bay Water was created 20 years ago, there were three significant goals: develop alternative water supplies, reduce groundwater pumping from long-producing facilities, and produce water in an environmentally... -
Read MorePreserving Wetlands
More than 60 percent of Tampa Bay Water’s drinking water supply comes from groundwater wells located in and around Tampa Bay area wetlands. Wetlands are saturated lands filled with marshes, swamps, gators... -
Read MoreWetlands and Water Supply
More than 60 percent of Tampa Bay Water’s drinking water supply comes from groundwater wells located in and around Tampa Bay area wetlands. Wetlands are saturated lands filled with marshes, swamps, gators...