Spend A Day Unearthing Pieces of Florida’s Prehistoric Past By Heather Bossowski Millions of years ago, Florida as we know it today was submerged under a shallow sea of blue. Dugongs, mako and the massive megalodon, which grew to 60 feet in length, reigned supreme, patrolling the ancient depths. As they hunted, they dropped thousands …
Our Northwest neighborhoods are home to a number of trails and bike lanes perfect for a bike ride. Chances are, however, that you have ridden many of these routes over and over again. Now that cooler weather is on the horizon, why not head out and try a new cycling route? Tampa Bay is chock-full …
Moderate temperatures and ample supplies of food and water bring a number of migratory species to Tampa Bay each winter. While we are fortunate to have a wide variety of birds that call Florida home year-round, winter is the perfect time to get out and spot some visitors from up North. Warblers, goldfinches, American robins, …
Stay in the know with WOW’s monthly updates. Our Monthly Update, which arrives on the first of each month, gives an overview of our monthly print publication, plus added content and reminders of what’s in store for the month. Our mid-month E-zine offers updates on local events, fun guides to help plan your weekend outings …
