We are so lucky to have Sarasota Bay and the Gulf of Mexico right in our own backyard. Whether you head out to fish, paddle, go for a boat ride, or hang out on the beach, your actions directly impact the health of the coast. The better we treat our waters, the more we will be able to enjoy all of the recreational, economic, and health benefits they provide. Paddling is a great way to enjoy the bay without adding any additional greenhouse gas emissions to the equation. Minimize your trash by keeping everything secured in a dry bag.
Curious about who hangs around Sarasota Bay's artificial reefs? Check out our blog post about SBEP's most recent artificial reef study. https:// sarasotabay.org/ sbep-study-confi rms-economicall y-important-fis h-use-new-artif icial-reef-desi gns/
Do you have experience in field biology and a passion for working with volunteers? Come spend a summer working with SBEP! We're hiring a temporary, part-time, paid intern to coordinate an exciting new citizen science project in Sarasota Bay. Open to current students or recent graduates with...
Volunteer opportunity to help clean up beautiful Sister Keys on March 6th - register with Sarasota Bay Watch. It's a beautiful time of year to make a difference for Sarasota Bay!
Check out our Executive Director talking about Sarasota Bay seagrass in the Huffington Post! Seagrass meadows are vital habitats in estuaries around the world, but they face a number of threats, from coastal pollution to propeller scarring. SBEP is working with our partners to understand drivers of...
Happy Monday! This is your friendly reminder that Bay Partners Grant applications are DUE ONE WEEK from today. Don'… https://t.co/aIZSf1xzLk
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