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Loggerhead Marinelife Center has exciting news and events happening on any given day. If you are a member of the media interested in covering our education, rehabilitation, research or conservation efforts, or interviewing one of our experts, please contact our Marketing Team. News media interested in photographing and/or filming on campus must obtain clearance and arrange for a staff escort. Last-minute breaking news requests may be accommodated.

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Tom Longo
Associate Director, Marketing & Communications

(561) 627-8280, ext. 106
tlongo@marinelife.org

Carla B. Mroz
PR & Communications Manager

(561) 627-8280, ext. 124
cmroz@marinelife.org

* Contact Carla Mroz if you are interested in being added to our media list to stay informed and receive press releases.

Cassidy Sparks
Marketing & Social Media Coordinator

(561) 627-8280, ext. 115
csparks@marinelife.org

The Latest from the Center

Will you turtle-y be our Valentine?

By Carla Mroz | February 7, 2019

Loggerhead Marinelife Center offers evening Valentine’s Day tours, Painting with a Purpose, kids Sea Turtle Sleepover & more! Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC) has special programming events for all ages this February. From evening guided Valentine’s Day tours, to Valentine’s Day themed Paint with a Purpose, kid’s Sea Turtle Sleepover and more. The Center is offering…

Will you turtle-y be our Valentine?

By Carla Mroz | 02/07/2019

January 2019 Newsletter

By Cassidy Sparks | 01/21/2019

Volunteers needed for Loggerhead Marinelife Center’s TurtleFest 2019

By Carla Mroz | 01/17/2019

Dr. Perrault Visits South Africa

By Loggerhead Marinelife Center | 01/15/2019

Spend the night with sea turtles this January 26

By Carla Mroz | 01/14/2019

Over 600 fashion-loving guests danced the night away at Lilly Pulitzer’s Beach Bash helping save sea turtles

By Carla Mroz | 12/31/2018

LMC in the News

As Loggerhead Marinelife Center grows, our conservation story continues to be told across the world. We are incredibly grateful to our media contacts and partners, who share dynamic stories with their audiences about the Center, highlighting its education, rehabilitation, research and conservation efforts. In the last few years, the Center has been published in notable publications including Conde Nast, Florida Weekly, Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild, Jupiter Courier, National Geographic, Reader's Digest Canada, Southwest Magazine, The Boston Globe, The Palm Beach Post, The Washington Post, The Weather Channel, USA Today and more. Below, you’ll find a sampling of just some of our coverage.

Southwest Magazine - December 2018 Issue	Palm Beach Society - November 30, 2018 Lilly Pulitzer's Beach Bash Palm Beach - Dec. 29	WPBF News Channel 25 - November 23, 2018 20 Cold-stunned sea turtles recovering
The Palm Beacher - October 2018 Jeff Corwin Talks Conservation, Tenth Annual Go Blue Awards Luncheon	Palm Beach Post - June 13, 2018 Annual Run 4 the Sea Event	Jupiter Courier - June 30, 2016 That Other Betty is Back
Jupiter Courier - June 30, 2016 Bye Bye Betty	Palm Beach Post - June 28, 2016 Loggerhead Nesting Boom is On	Palm Beach Daily News - June 19, 2016 Town Committee Will Study Beach Bans
Palm Beach Daily News - June 12, 2016 Saving Sea Turtles	Jupiter Courier - June 9, 2016 Time to Dim Out for Nesting	WPBF - June 8, 2016 Betty White the Sea Turtle Released
Jupiter Courier - June 2, 2016 Go With the Flow	Palm Beach Illustrated - June, 2016 Eco Tour: Sea Turtle Nesting Tours	Palm Beach Illustrated - June, 2016 In Summer's Groove
Microplastic Science - June, 2016 Microplastics are harming sea turtles	Vero Beach Press Journal - May, 2016 Pollution suspected in tumor disease	Palm Beach Daily - May 29, 2016 Councilwoman cheers Whole Foods
Palm Beach Post - May 17, 2016 After Vandalism, Juno Pier Shines	Orlando Sentinel - May 15, 2016 Shelling to Surfing	National Geographic - May, 2016 Florida by Water
Jupiter Courier - January 7, 2016 TWO for the sea	The Boston Globe - October 24, 2015 Shell-shocked Florida refugees	The Washington Post - July 9, 2015 Heroes for the half-shell