Conservation Blog
While local restaurants try to cope during this difficult time, we can help support our Blue Table Program partners by ordering delivery, takeout, or curbside pickup. These restaurants remain committed to protecting the marine environment by eliminating single-use plastics and promoting sustainable choices in their facilities. Below are the current options available from our Blue Table…
In February, Loggerhead Marinelife Center’s (LMC) conservation coordinator traveled to Texas to attend the Southeast Regional Sea Turtle Network Meeting.
In January 2020, eight cleanups were conducted and sorted through.
LMC offers sustainable seafood options to celebrate Valentine’s Day weekend.
For decades the saying, “there are plenty of fish in the sea,” was taken literally, and the ocean was thought of as an inexhaustible resource. However, we are quickly realizing that this is not the case. With the demand for seafood higher than ever, fish populations are struggling to keep up with increased fishing rates.…
LMC joined Bank of America at the Merrill Palm Beach Office for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the mobile marine debris sorting station’s completion. Also, to receive a generous $25,000 check that will support Project SHIELD initiatives.
With 2020 in full swing, LMC’s conservation department is counting down the top 9 strangest marine debris items removed during beach cleanups in 2019! 9. 1,771 Plastic Lollipop Sticks 8. A Motorcycle Helmet 7. 156 Glow Sticks 6. A Lightsaber 5. A Radiosonde 4. A Baby Doll 3. A Broken Soccer Goal 2. Six Octopus…
It’s not always easy to make sustainability “cute” or subtle that your upcycled items would have otherwise been tossed in the recycling bin. However, these bows are OUTSTANDING and can still glow up your sustainable wrapping efforts! With a bit of practice, these bows take less than one minute to make. Step 1: Find some…
Upon arrival, the philanthropic fashion brand generously sponsored Citrus to continue its support of sea turtles and ocean conservation.
Loggerhead Marinelife Center’s (LMC) inaugural Hike2O is a three-day, two-night backcountry experience to benefit water quality programming in South Florida.