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We pioneer science-based, blue mind-infused community impact initiatives to restore our relationship with wild waters + each other
501c3 non-profit organization founded in 2014 to expose the ocean plastic crisis.

“Being an environmentalist means having the courage to open one’s heart to the living world, experience the pain caused ...
10/18/2026

“Being an environmentalist means having the courage to open one’s heart to the living world, experience the pain caused and harm done to it by other humans and keep loving the world anyway. Every inhale is a gift from nature. Every sip of water sustains. Every color, scent, scene and species fills the heart. As we experience a dismantling of the Endangered Species Act, Roadless Rule and all we worked to put in place to protect the more-than-human world, grief and the question “Why?” become pervasive. We’re living in a time of great disconnect. The path ahead is intimidating.
Yet, as my friend J .Nichols would say, here’s a “bluscription”. Get in the water. Watch it, listen to it. Learn about the blue mind response we evolved to experience, then use it intentionally and deepen your relationship with water. There’s science to follow if you need that. There’s also inner guidance. How many of us have been drawn to the ocean, rivers or lake for as long as can be remembered? Something for consideration, especially now. Especially today. For the tree-huggers, ocean-lovers, environmentalists of every shade and hue, older to younger generations,especially younger generations, “I wish you water.” “
-Linda Emerson
Founder, Wildbluesea

Image: environmentalists Linda Emerson and carolineskae

Every piece tells a story. So, Wildbluesea clean-ups are more than clean-ups. They’re a chance to have meaningful conver...
10/17/2026

Every piece tells a story. So, Wildbluesea clean-ups are more than clean-ups. They’re a chance to have meaningful conversations about the shorelines and mangroves we love.
This week we joined and a community around the state for Florida Climate Week to highlight climate change, the powerhouse role mangroves play in removing carbon from the atmosphere and how we can all take steps, *need* to take steps to slow down atmospheric warming. It’s not how much we pick up, but why the plastic crisis exists at all and what we can each do to turn it around. Wildbluesea is bringing back our signature Ocean Gratitude quarterly cleanups and thanks to for sponsoring this one.
Events posted on IG and FB. Get involved, donate or both! Wildbluesea.org bringing the community together for Jupiter‘s waterways.

10/03/2026

Join the growing Wildbluesea community on Sunday, Oct. 11 at Coral Cove. Leave knowing you did something good for Jupiter waterways!
Climate change is a complex problem. Let’s talk: Blue carbon plays a key role in understanding and planning for the changing global climate. Visit Wildbluesea’s community outreach pop-up Sunday, October 11, 8:30 AM – 10 AM on Jupiter Island to learn about blue carbon, mangroves, seagrasses and their value in reducing carbon in the atmosphere. Then “get your blue mind on” and find out how being near, in, on and under water increases your well-being and makes you happier, creative and more relaxed. Find out ways to get involved and support our wild waterways initiatives. Leave the experience more informed, restored and ready to contribute your part to climate change solutions.

You will find the Wildbluesea outreach table set up adjacent to Coral Cove parking lot. We look forward to meeting you!

Highlights:

Wade or walk along the mangrove shoreline to explore mangrove habitat up close (Learn)
Quiz the outreach team and get your mangrove, oyster and watershed questions answered. (Have fun)
Shoreline cleanup with data collection. (Do good)
Notice how much better you feel being together by the water. (Find your blue mind)

Blue Carbon, Blue Mind is the prelude to our annual winter season campaign to introduce residents and visitors to the value and miracle of mangroves, seagrass, oysters and healthy waterways. More on our website. Link in bio.

Blue Carbon, Blue Mind is an official event of Florida Climate Week hosted by

Save the date. First Jupiter Inlet Oyster Gardens workshop scheduled for Nov. 20 on Jupiter Inlet! Details coming this m...
09/30/2026

Save the date. First Jupiter Inlet Oyster Gardens workshop scheduled for Nov. 20 on Jupiter Inlet! Details coming this month for our new initiative launch. “It takes a village to care for a watershed.”

Dark and Stormy. Propagule season has returned! Have you seen them on the shorelines? All plants have seasons of growth,...
09/30/2026

Dark and Stormy. Propagule season has returned! Have you seen them on the shorelines? All plants have seasons of growth, flowering and fruiting and regeneration and mangrove trees are no different. After a significant rainy season and the ebb and flow of King Tides, mangrove propagules are on the move! Traveling through Jupiter Inlet waterways, seeking a shoreline to take hold and prosper. They’ll provide shoreline protection and nursery habitat for marine species, including the ones we like to eat, if they only have a place to grow.

Here’s what you can do:
🌱Let propagules remain on living mangrove trees and don’t collect them from the inland waterways. That’s where they need to grow.

🌱Increase the viability chances for mangroves that have swept out Jupiter Inlet and landed on the beach by returning them to the intracoastal/lagoon.

🌱So many people have moved here from other places. Let them know how important mangroves are.

🌱Join Wildbluesea for Florida Climate Week and our annual mangrove and beach cleanup and outreach on Sunday, October 11, 8:30-10 am at Coral Cove Park in partnership with VoLo Foundation

State of the Ocean: Observations from International Coastal Cleanup 2026GOOD NEWS: For the past 10 years beach cleaning ...
09/19/2026

State of the Ocean: Observations from International Coastal Cleanup 2026
GOOD NEWS: For the past 10 years beach cleaning has become mainstream, both organized or as an individual choice. Plastic pollution awareness is way up. Cleanup stations provide a cooler and paper cups instead of cases of single-use water bottles.
AND ALSO despite research showing plastic is throughout the living world from mountain tops to ocean depths, from human tissues to sea turtle stomachs, over 400 million tons of plastic are produced globally each year.
Here are a few more plastic pollution stats:
Approximately 8–11 million tons of plastic enter the ocean annually.
Nearly 50% of plastic produced is single-use.
Only about 9% of plastic waste is recycled worldwide.
Around 80% of ocean pollution originates from land-based sources.

We said it in 2014 and we’ll say it now: “A beach cleanup begins away from the beach.” What is one more thing you can do to reduce your plastic use? Cleanups remind us that even on a deserted beach, a large bucketful of plastic can be collected in only an hour.

Thanks to all of today’s site hosts! Ocean Conservancy

We’re excited to share progress on our newest project: Jupiter Inlet Oyster Gardens! 🦪✨A few years in the making and sch...
09/17/2026

We’re excited to share progress on our newest project: Jupiter Inlet Oyster Gardens! 🦪✨A few years in the making and scheduled to launch in November 2026, we took the time to research, learn from other projects in our state and secure a valuable local partnership with the West Palm Beach Fishing Club who will supply cured oyster shells for start-up. Together, we are bringing Vertical Oyster Gardens (VOGs) to the Jupiter Inlet Watershed!

Our goal? To help clean and revitalize the waters of:
🌊 The Loxahatchee River
🌊 Sawfish Bay
🌊 Jupiter Inlet
🌊 The Southern Indian River Lagoon

Like all our work, we take a true watershed approach—considering how everything flows and fits together ecologically to achieve the most impactful, lasting outcomes. With nature-based solutions and community engagement opportunities, Wildbluesea is uniquely positioned to make a wave of real change and we invite everyone to be part of it.💙👉 Follow along on FB and IG for updates on how you can help.

⚓ If you are a dock owner in Jupiter/Tequesta or Hobe Sound or know someone who is, email us at [email protected] Can you support with a donation to make this happen? Donate at https://wildbluesea.org/donate Link in bio.
Let’s make Jupiter waterways healthy together!

09/13/2026

As the longer days and slower pace of summer wind down, another chapter of 100 Days of Blue comes to a close. Every year since 2014, an invitation goes out globally from the Blue Mind community for each of us to deepen our collective relationship with water. What started as a “challenge” introduced by has been carried forward by the original group committed to growing the Blue Mind Movement. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, we spent 100+ days getting by the water and in the water—here in Jupiter, all that crystal clear, just about perfect, turquoise water—to explore all the profound ways it enhances our well-being. Hope you enjoy this recap from Jupiter, Florida!

WHY we do this:
At Wildbluesea, we believe a positive emotional connection to water is the missing ingredient in ocean conservation strategies. Our initiatives always include a blue mind element for this simple reason: by intentionally nurturing a relationship with the wild waters around us, we can balance ourselves and make better choices that lead to keeping Jupiter waterways healthy.
Continue Your Journey:
To keep learning about Blue Mind with Wildbluesea, follow us, visit our website link in our bio and remember to get in the water all year round!

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