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Florida SEE is dedicated to a professional code of ecotourism ethics in order to encourage awareness and stewardship of Florida's natural and cultural heritage. 2025-2026 Board of Directors:

Emily Dark, Chair
Mandy Eyrich, Vice Chair
Anna Grace Agnini, Vice Chair
Nancy MacPhee, Treasurer
Pete Corradino
Dr. Carolin Lusby
Dr. Taylor Stein
Carolyn Kovacs
Mike Sipos
Kate Rose
Amy Lukasik
Nicholas Sansone

10/20/2026

Don't forget to register for the October Florida SEE webinar coming up this Wednesday, October 21 at 7pm to learn all about bats! Register for free at https://www.floridasee.org/events/florida-see-webinar-living-with-bats-in-florida for the Zoom link - see you there!

Bats are a mystery in the night to many, but they don’t have to be! Join us to learn about bat biology and ecology, common myths and misconceptions about bats, legal protections, dealing with unwanted bats, bat house building, habitat management, and how you can help support bats.

Wednesday, October 21 at 7pm online

This webinar is free and open to all, but advance registration is required: https://www.floridasee.org/events/florida-see-webinar-living-with-bats-in-florida

10/19/2026

Florida paintbrush, also known as Coastalplain chaffhead, blooming at Jonathan Dickinson State Park🎨💜

Fall is a great time to explore a new state park, with migratory birds, cooler temperatures, and a variety of blooming wildflowers to discover! 🌼

With 175 state parks, trails, and historic sites, you won’t run out of adventures to be had. What is your favorite Florida state park? 🥾

Bats are a mystery in the night to many, but they don’t have to be! Join us to learn about bat biology and ecology, com...

10/05/2026

09/14/2026

Exploring Florida’s natural beauty in the mangroves at St Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park! Where is your favorite spot to go paddling?

09/03/2026

Join us for the next Florida Society for Ethical Ecotourism webinar on September 16 at 7pm to learn all about Florida's coral reef!

Register at https://www.floridasee.org/education

Florida’s Coral Reef is the largest in the continental United States and can be found just past the beaches of the Atlantic Coast. Learn about some of the organisms that call the Florida Coral Reef home and different ways you can experience this unique ecosystem. We are excited to have our presenter Ana Zangroniz, who serves as the Florida Sea Grant Extension Agent in Miami-Dade County and is involved with multiple projects that help support our coral reefs and coastal communities.

08/21/2026

Did you miss this week's Florida SEE webinar? No fear, you can't still learn all about Florida's weather, tides, and waves - check out the recording of our most recent webinar on the Florida SEE Youtube page and you will have the knowledge and tools to have fun and safe outdoor adventures this weekend!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtCyXLlLxI4

08/18/2026

Can you name this Florida native plant? 💕☀️

This is Mimosa floridana, also known as Florida sensitive briar! Often confused with Mimosa strigillosa, or sunshine mimosa, due to the pink, pom-pom flowers found on both, sensitive briar has unique prickly stems and grows as a vine rather than a ground cover.

Native to Florida, this plant is often found in dry, sunny ecosystems, such as scrubby flatwoods. Next time you encounter one, try touching the leaves and watch how they fold up in response!

📍Halpatiokee Park in Stuart, Florida

08/17/2026

Have you registered for Wednesday's webinar yet?

Join us for Decoding Florida's Weather, Tides, and Waves for Outdoor Adventures this Wednesday, August 19 at 7pm online

This presentation is a mix of the science behind what happens along Florida's coasts and practical tools to plan safe and fun outdoor adventures in our beautiful state!

This presentation free and open to all but pre-registration is required: https://www.floridasee.org/events/florida-see-webinar-decoding-floridas-weather-tides-waves-for-outdoor-adventurers

08/12/2026

Thunderstorms are one of my favorite things about Florida summers, but it is important to know how to stay safe when exploring during this season 🌩️

Here are some tips for your next summer adventure:
•Always check the weather before heading out! Even if it looks sunny at the moment, weather conditions can change quickly.
•A good rule of thumb: If you can hear thunder, then you are within striking distance of lightning.
•If you hear thunder, seek shelter indoors and wait at least 30 minutes before resuming outdoor activities.

You can learn more about coastal weather and how to read tide, weather, and wave forecasts in our next webinar, August 19, 7pm!

Free webinar, register online at floridasee.org/education

08/03/2026

Join us for an engaging walk through the forces that shape Florida’s coastlines—from the mechanics of tides to the seasonality of our coastal weather patterns. After explaining the science of it all, we will show you how to access and read online tide, weather, and wave forecasts, and give practical tips for weaving that data into your own outings. Whether you’re a solo explorer or an eco-tourism guide, you’ll leave with the tools to plan safer, more memorable trips along Florida’s dynamic shoreline.

Wednesday, August 19 at 7pm online - free and open to all but pre-registration is required.

Register online at https://www.floridasee.org/events/florida-see-webinar-decoding-floridas-weather-tides-waves-for-outdoor-adventurers

Address

570 Bay Park Blvd.
Englewood, FL
34223

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 8pm
Sunday	10am - 3pm

Website

http://www.FloridaSee.com/

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