On May 6, 2023, the Big Connection 3.0 research team continued their study on how a collective of world labyrinth day walkers with a heart centered intention, manifest change. The Labyrinth on the Hill walkers joined two hundred and sixty-six labyrinth walkers […]
A group of local homeschool students ranging in ages from kindergarten through seventh grade, along with their parents, attended a new educational outreach class at the Lemon Bay Conservancy’s Wildflower Preserve. LBC volunteer Lary Stuhlmiller, taught the group how to read the […]
Lemon Bay Conservancy awards STEM scholarship Lemon Bay Conservancy was pleased to award graduating senior Bryn Atherholt the LBC Elsie Bracken Environmental Science Scholarship at the 2023 Lemon Bay High School Senior Awards Night. This scholarship is awarded to a Senior […]
Manasota Beach Club’s oyster garden installation As part of our “One Dock at a Time” campaign to improve water quality, on May 3, 2023, LBC Lemon BayWatch team completed the installation of a vertical oyster garden at the Manasota Beach Club on Manasota […]
On World Labyrinth Day, May 6th, 2023, labyrinth walkers all over the world will be participating in a research study to explore the collective power of heart centered energy with focused intention.
On April 22nd, Lemon BayWatch Committee members Jane Collingwood and Sue Wills presented oyster gardening to attendees at the Earth Day celebration at Cedar Point Environmental Center. Participants were invited to string oyster shells on marine wire to create vertical […]
On April 21st, Lemon Bay Conservancy paddlers Charlie Woodruff and Beth McKinley led a tour to Buttonwood and Rookery Islands to visit the first properties to be conserved by LBC over 50 years ago. Paddlers were treated to close-up encounters […]
The Lemon Bay Conservancy seagrass monitoring teams, LBC SEAGRASS and Happy Manatees 3, have recently completed their spring monitoring assignments. Each team was responsible for monitoring the health of the seagrass at three of six sites in Lemon Bay. The […]
Know the few precautions you should take while enjoying the best Florida has to offer. Check local Fish Advisories and monitor the local shellfish harvesting statuses to get the latest information concerning the health and safety of Florida seafood.
(For subscribers) Lemon Creek Wildlife Preserve volunteers Dana Houkal and Lucia Schatteleyn stake up recently planted trees blown over by Hurricane Ian.
Open House: Saturday – February 11, 2023, 8:00 am – 1:30 pm Lemon Bay Conservancy invites you to join us for a free, public “Open House” at Lemon Creek Wildflower Preserve on Saturday, February 11th. The Preserve is an 80-acre […]
Our LBC volunteers continue to do incredible work on hurricane clean-up at Lemon Creek Wildflower Preserve. While we still have more to do, we are excited to announce that the Preserve is reopening for LBC member access on Saturday, January […]
ENGLEWOOD, Fla. - When Hurricane Ian destroyed homes along Florida's gulf coast, all that debris went everywhere, including into the water. In Englewood, scrap metal, parts of roofs and so much more are still visible in the water.
Our Fall 2018 newsletter is now available. Articles include: Inside this Issue 2018 LBC Stem Scholarship Winner Our New Office Manager Take Action for Clean Water Volunteer Profile: John McCurley Wildflower Preserve Restoration Update Toast of the Coast Upcoming Walks […]