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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, LB
The Florida Sea Grant program “Eyes On Seagrass” is gearing up for the summer seagrass monitoring period. Volunteers are needed for the important
Calling all LBC Kayakers and Friends! Celebrate an early Earth Day on April 21st with a guided tour to Buttonwood and Rookery Islands — the firs
Calling All Kayakers! In partnership with Keep Charlotte Beautiful’s Great American Clean-Up Campaign, Lemon BayWatch Committee members Beth McKinle
Hi, Tarpon net pull volunteers. We have been active in assessing the state of the tarpon ponds at the Lemon Creek Wildflower Preserve. Last week a sma
This past weekend, our Hurricane Ian recovery efforts for Lemon Creek Wildflower Preserve got an enormous boost from Church of Jesus Christ of the Lat
Lemon Creek Wildflower Preserve is currently closed due to damage and debris from Hurricane Ian. However, we are offering a special opportunity on N
The Lemon Bay Conservancy is proud to award our 2022 LBC Elsie Bracken Environmental Science Scholarship to Lemon Bay High School graduating senior Je
On March 30th, Lemon Bay Conservancy (LBC) volunteers gathered for a volunteer appreciation dinner at the Cape Haze Community Center. The party reco
Since LBC’s first water quality symposium in 2019, we have focused on educating the public on ways to improve water quality in their own backyards a
Lemon Bay Conservancy is working to create a rookery island at Lemon Creek Wildflower Preserve
Tarpon “Net Pull” Research December 18, 2021 We are still looking for volunteers to assist with the Lemon Bay Tarpon Pull event scheduled for Satu
ENGLEWOOD — Manasota Key is having a record-breaking population boom. Sea turtles have been nesting on the barrier island like never before — at l
ENGLEWOOD — The numbers suggest this year might be a robust year for sea turtle nesting on local barrier islands.“We’re just in peak nesting sea
The Wildflower Preserve habitat restoration project was featured on the front page of the Englewood Sun-Herald on May 26, 2016.
Preserving the Environment for future generations. Click here to download a copy of the article. Thank you to Harbor Style for permission to publish t
By: Percy Angelo The Charlotte County Commissioners are considering a major rewrite of their Comprehensive Plan which would eliminate most County me
Often times we make plans in SW Florida and they are thwarted by the daily torrential downpours of summer. The original day for a birding field trip t
Wildflower Preserve is featured in the Sept. 2013 Audubon Magazine article “Bye-bye Golf Courses, Hello Nature Preserves.” As the name sug