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By: Danny Berger As many of you may know, Lee and Collier county beaches can unfortunately be affected by red tide. Red tide in southwest Florida is a naturally occurring phenomenon that can last anywhere from a few days to well over a year, and thankfully the beaches have started to look pretty good again for the last month and a half. This past summer was particularly bad for red tide, which led to a little bit of hysteria and false information about red tide at our beaches. With that being said, I wanted to help set the record straight about red tide in southwest Florida and provide a bunch of reliable red tide resources all in one place for people to see. For starters, check out Collier County Pollution Control’s red tide facts and myths video/PowerPoint, it has a ton of really useful (and scientifically backed) information about red tide. Also, check out the compiled list below for more information regarding red tide in southwest Florida:
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By: Danny Berger This Hack and Swain Productions documentary shows some early archival footage of Marco Island in the 1960's. How things have changed! By: Danny Berger This historical film was preserved by Brad and Beverly Wirth of Marco Island. We appreciate them preserving this film for a historical look back on Marco Island during the early days. In this film you will also see Gene Sarazen, Frank Mackle, and others. Be sure to checkout other videos by William Hughes! |
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