Salt Creek Through Our Eyes
Every bend of Salt Creek tells a story of resilience, wildlife, and community. Explore the moments that remind us why this hidden waterway matters.
The flow of Salt Creek is more than just movement—it’s life for our waterways. When water moves, it prevents stagnation and improves quality, protecting not only Salt Creek but also Lake Maggiore, Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, and the greater Tampa Bay. Healthy flow means healthier ecosystems, safer neighborhoods, and a stronger connection between our community and the waters that surround us
Mangroves are nature’s shoreline protectors, filtering water, preventing erosion, and providing shelter for countless species. But when trash collects in their roots, it chokes this vital habitat and harms the wildlife that depends on it. What should be a thriving nursery for fish, birds, and crabs becomes a tangled trap of plastic and debris. Every cleanup we lead along Salt Creek is a step toward restoring these mangroves—freeing their roots, protecting marine life, and giving our community a cleaner, healthier future.
