Are you a Brevard County resident that loves manatees? If so, vote “yes” for the renewal of the Save Our Indian River Lagoon ...
It’s a weekend full of fun, island vibes, and heartfelt celebration – all in honor of Jimmy Buffett. Join Camp Margaritaville Auburndale for a jam-packed schedule of family-friendly activities, themed ...
Save the Manatee Club (“SMC”) strongly opposes the misleadingly-titled “Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026,” S. 5653 (hereinafter “Permitting Bill”) that will degrade environmental ...
Florida’s manatees are more than just a gentle giant, they are the state marine mammal, cherished by residents, and a reason tourists come to visit our state. Thanks in part to strong legal ...
Save the Manatee® Club celebrates decades of international partnerships working to protect manatees and their habitat around the world. Longwood, FL—Save the Manatee Club is inviting the public to ...
Yesterday, images of a manatee in Florida’s Homosassa River with the word “Trump” scratched into its back went viral. The United States Fish and Wildlife Service began an investigation into this ...
Don’t let their size fool you—despite the manatee’s unofficial title as the ‘chubby mermaids of the sea,’ manatees don’t have nearly as much fat as other aquatic mammals do. While other aquatic ...
The Lesley Argiri and Brian McDonald 5K Scholarship Fund is established to support and encourage outstanding individuals pursuing a graduate degree in Marine or Aquatic Biology. This scholarship aims ...
Manatee season was very busy at Blue Spring in December and January, but then it warmed up in early February and we thought the season might be over! Late February and early March saw more cold ...
Boat strikes are the leading human-caused source of mortality for manatees in the state of Florida, with 17% of all manatee deaths attributed to vessel strikes in 2024. Manatees are especially ...
With the colder weather returning, maybe you’re dreaming of a vacation somewhere warm with amazing views of wildlife. If that seems too far away, you can still take a day trip from your phone or desk ...