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Volunteering at St. Joseph Bay Aquatic Preserve |
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Management activities at St. Joseph Bay Aquatic Preserve have been discontinued as of July 1,
2011. This page describes the volunteering programs which will be restarted should revenue streams improve.
Some may continue, thanks to the Friends of the St. Joseph
Bay Preserves, Inc. |
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St. Joseph Bay Aquatic Preserve relied on volunteer support for many of its management and
education activities.
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Volunteers checking a sea turtle nest |
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Most volunteer opportunities have been coordinated through the Friends of the St. Joseph Bay Preserves, Inc., a
nonprofit Citizen Support Organization. The Friends group raises funds, provides volunteer services
and promotes environmental awareness. One of the best ways to help is by
volunteering. Opportunities are available for a wide variety of interests
and expertise.
The Turtle Patrol was sponsored by the Central Panhandle Aquatic Preserve Office. Volunteers walk the
beach each morning of sea turtle nesting season, May through
October. They identify, mark and monitor each nest, and
relocate nests that are too close to the water. After
hatching, nests are dug up to determine hatchling
success.
For more information please visit
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Last updated:
December 13, 2012
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Tallahassee, Florida 32399
850-245-2094 (phone) / 850-245-2110 (fax)
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