Posts Tagged ‘water quality’
Sanibel Sea School Offers New Sunset Kayaking Experiences
On the evening of Apr. 14, seven participants joined Sanibel Sea School’s Lead Paddlesports Instructor Austin Wise for a guided sunset kayak that captured just how special it is to…
Read MoreMeet the Marine Laboratory Summer Interns
SCCF’s Marine Laboratory is excited to welcome two interns, Eliza Marino and Jane Keafer, for the 2026 summer sampling season. Through a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Jane…
Read MoreAmendments to Lee Plan Could Put DR/GR at Risk
Yesterday, the Lee County Board of Commissioners voted to direct staff to prepare amendments to the Lee Plan related to the Southeast Lee Community Plan Area, to “manage growth, streamline…
Read MoreEAA Reservoir Receives $2 Billion in Additional Funding
Pictured are County Commissioner Brian Hammond, Policy Director Matt DePaolis, the prior Acting Assistant Secretary for the Army (Civil Works) Lee Forsgren, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Water,…
Read MoreSunset Paddle
Glide into golden hour on a guided sunset paddle you won’t forget. Join Sanibel Sea School for a peaceful evening on the water, launching from Bowman’s Beach two hours before…
Read MoreSanibel Sea School & Road Scholar Wrap Another Season
On March 11, Sanibel Sea School held its final guided beach walk of the spring season in partnership with Road Scholar, closing out another memorable chapter of experiential learning along…
Read MoreEstuary Suffers Due to Low Freshwater Flows
If you’ve been around the waters of the Caloosahatchee estuary recently, you’ve probably noticed how beautiful it looks. The turquoise waters of the Gulf have surrounded our islands, providing picturesque…
Read MoreLearning by the Ocean: Inside Sanibel Sea School’s Day Courses
Day Courses are 3-hour, hands-on, field-based programs designed for curious ocean explorers ages 6 to 13. With more than 30 rotating topics throughout the year, every visit offers a new…
Read MoreHelp Shape Sanibel’s Future at the Sanibel Plan Community Workshop
This Thursday, Feb. 19, the City of Sanibel will host its first community workshop regarding updates to the Sanibel Plan from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Sanibel Community House, and your…
Read MoreJean-Michel Cousteau Delights Sold Out Crowd for SCCF McCarthy Lecture
On Feb. 6, SCCF hosted ocean explorer, educator, and filmmaker Jean-Michel Cousteau as the speaker for the 8th annual Paul McCarthy Memorial Lecture. The son of French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, Jean-Michel…
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