The management plan for 2006 with specific strategies for addressing the five priority problems identified in Tampa Bay: water and sediment quality; bay habitats; fish and wildlife; dredging and dredged material management; and spill prevention and response. Includes history of bay management efforts, an overview of the current "State of the Bay" and a summary of research and restoration projects sponsored by the Tampa Bay Estuary Program.

Set of 9 cards explain the basic principles of Florida-Friendly Landscaping, such as “Right Plant, Right Place,” and “Fertilize Appropriately.”

Teaching Guide to Invasive Species in Florida.

Petowners: learn how you can help to keep local waterways, parks, and your own neighborhood clean.

Fast facts about pet waste.

Brochure about the community's role in protecting Tampa Bay, including the Bay Mini-Grant programs.

Field guide brochure identifying invasive plants in the region.

A card for your wallet describing ethical fishing practices and laws.

A card for your wallet describing ethical fishing practices and laws. In Spanish.

A brochure about the Tampa Bay Estuary Program license plate.

Boater's guide for Boca Ciega Bay. This publication is on back order.

Boater's guide for Clearwater Harbor.

Mangroves are protected plants in Florida. Learn what trimming is and isn’t allowed before you cut any mangrove.

Information about the type and location of artificial reefs in Tampa Bay.

Information about the type and location of artificial reefs in the Gulf of Mexico off Pinellas County.

All about Florida's salt marshes.

Download the brochure from the TBEP downloads page or click the "order now" button to have a brochure mailed to you.

Color brochure from the Florida Marine Research Institute highlighting species, ecological value and threats.

Comprehensive 37-page teacher’s guide to manatees, with lessons on ecology, habitat, threats to survival, and conservation efforts, and companion classroom activities. Can be adapted to any grade level. Developed by Save The Manatee Club.

Brochure explaining why giving manatees food or water can be harmful to them. Produced by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Save The Manatee Club and the Florida Audubon Society.

Brochure and maps showing expanded Weedon Island Preserve speed zones for boaters.

Fold-out map of Tampa Bay showing location of public boat ramps, artificial reefs, navigational buoys, marked channels, seagrass beds and more, as well as information about popular sport fish, bay habitats and tips for environmentally safe boating. Also available in waterproof stock.

The guide informs boaters of areas where access is restricted to protect natural resources and wildlife. Additionally, it identifies major shipping channels, seagrass beds, manatee areas and shallow waters where boaters need to take special care. Important seagrass meadows, publicly owned lands and habitat restoration sites also are identified on the color map included in the guide, and accompanying text and photos showcase some of Hillsborough Bay’s most intriguing inhabitants, including sharks and rays, sea turtles and diamondback terrapins, and a variety of spectacular wading and shorebirds.

A compact reference guide to environmentally friendly boating. The guide suggests ways boaters can help ensure clean water and a healthy environment. Topics covered in the booklet include: fueling and bilge oil practices, boat cleaning, trash storage, sewage management, fish waste management, protection of wildlife and seagrass meadows, and hurricane preparations.

Easy-to-understand guidance in creating an ecologically friendly yard by working with Florida's environment, rather than against it. Tips on water conservation, use of appropriate plants and reduced chemical and fertilizer use.

Easy-to-understand guidance in creating an ecologically friendly yard by working with Florida's environment, rather than against it. Tips on water conservation, use of appropriate plants and reduced chemical and fertilizer use.

Learn how to identify Brazilian pepper trees, and why this exotic interloper is "beautiful but bad" for Florida's environment in this brochure prepared by The Pepper Patrol.

Instructions for making a simple container to stow used monofilament line on board your boat. Brochure prepared by the Cockroach Bay Users Group with a grant from the Tampa Bay Estuary Program.

A colorful brochure/poster featuring thumbnail sketches of all 28 National Estuary Programs.