The Sanibel & Captiva Daily News
The Watch Party for Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation’s Coastal Watch will be from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30 at The Sanibel Sea School, 455 Periwinkle Way. The indoor-outdoor fundraising event will feature live music from Uproot Hootenanny, a shrimp boil and other good eats, craft beer, a casting competition, 50/50 raffle and other...
The Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation's Coastal Watch program is hosting volunteers to pick up garbage and debris Saturday, Sept. 17 on the islands' beaches, as part of the Ocean Conservancy's annual international Coastal Cleanup. Sign up for a section of beach this year and join the global effort. What to Know Prior to the Event:...
The Ocean Tribe Paddling Club will host a documentary screening of “The Passage”. Join us for an “off the water” social hour with drinks, snacks and a short paddling documentary....
Like many terms in biology, the word shorebird can be misleading. In its broadest usage, it means exactly what it says, birds that frequent, or are found along a shoreline. More commonly, we use it in a narrower sense, referring to a collection of biologically related birds, with relatively short legs – the sandpipers and...
Sanibel Sea School offers a series of guided beach walks to encourage people to get out and explore with loved ones. Come join our marine science educators to explore what has washed ashore! Free for all ages; children under 18 should be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Meet at Sanibel Sea School at 8:45am....
Together we’ll learn survival skills and techniques to keep us alive on an island – or anywhere else. In order of priority we must: find drinking water, construct a shelter, build a fire, and find a food source. Register at www.sanibelseaschool.org. Open to students ages 6-13, cost is $20 per student per session.
Join our knowledgeable marine science educators for a casual guided beach walk to explore what’s washed ashore. No two beach walks are ever the same – the sea has a way of surprising us! Register online sanibelseaschool.org
Together we’ll learn survival skills and techniques to keep us alive on an island – or anywhere else. In order of priority we must: find drinking water, construct a shelter, build a fire, and find a food source. Register at www.sanibelseaschool.org. Open to students ages 6-13, cost is $20 per student per session.
Join our knowledgeable marine science educators for a casual guided beach walk to explore what’s washed ashore. No two beach walks are ever the same – the sea has a way of surprising us! Register online sanibelseaschool.org
Together we’ll learn survival skills and techniques to keep us alive on an island – or anywhere else. In order of priority we must: find drinking water, construct a shelter, build a fire, and find a food source. Register at www.sanibelseaschool.org. Open to students ages 6-13, cost is $20 per student per session.
Ocean Tribe Paddlers will host a dry Stand-Up Paddleboarding 101 course with avid paddleboarder Dr. Bruce Neill. It’s 2020 and what better way to kick off the year than to...
Join our knowledgeable marine science educators for a casual guided beach walk to explore what’s washed ashore. No two beach walks are ever the same – the sea has a...