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Large red tide in Tampa, Florida, has contributed to over 600 tons of dead fish CNN 8 hrs ago By Lauren M. Johnson, CNN © Arielle Bader/Tampa Bay Times via AP Dead fish from red tide washed up along a waterfront park in St. Petersburg, Florida, on July 9. A red tide has invaded the Gulf Coast of Florida, causing problems for wildlife and the community. The bacteria that makes up red tide, Karenia brevis, has already killed more than 613 tons of marine life and fish in and around Tampa as of last week, according to local officials. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservati...

A large red tide has contributed to more than 600 tons of dead marine life in Florida A large red tide has contributed to more than 600 tons of dead marine life in Florida Posted: Jul 19, 2021 10:40 PM Updated: Jul 19, 2021 10:41 PM Posted By: By Lauren M. Johnson, CNN A red tide has invaded the Gulf Coast of Florida, causing problems for wildlife and the community. The bacteria that makes up red tide, Karenia brevis, has already killed more than 613 tons of marine life and fish in and around Tampa as of last week, according to local officials. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Com...

Red Tide protesters gather at St. Pete Pier Natalie Weber, Tampa Bay Times © John Pendygraft/Times Dead fish are pictured in a clean-up bucket along Bayshore Dr NE in St. Petersburg on Saturday as more than 100 people including community members, business leaders and politicians march from The Pier to North Shore Park to raise awareness and call for action in response to the Red Tide outbreak. ST. PETERSBURG — As Red Tide washed tons of dead fish upon Tampa Bay shores, Aimee Conlee grew concerned. Conlee had to cancel summer camp and other activities at her business, Urba...

People have organized a red tide rally hoping to create clean change for our waterways. Author: Shannon Clowe (WTSP) Updated: 11:46 PM EDT July 16, 2021 Dozens of people have come together to organize this hoping it will create clean change for our waterways.  "We’re getting people in the community to express themselves. So tomorrow when we do a rally, we can share how we feel about what’s currently going on with the state crisis of our waterways," a member of Suncoast Surfrider Foundation, Thomas Paterek said. Thomas Paterek is a part of Suncoast Surfride...