Join us for our June Lecture at the Lagoon, where Keith Rossin will lead an inspiring conversation on the critical role mangroves play in protecting our coasts and communities. With years of hands-on restoration experience, Keith will share how these unique ecosystems safeguard shorelines, support marine biodiversity, and act as
Step outside the center’s back doors to join one of our educators, a “Manatee Master,” to learn some cool facts about our favorite marine mammal and other local marine life. Hear about “all things manatee,” learn what you can see from the observation deck and get answers to manatee-related questions
Stephanie Brinez is a graduate of Florida Atlantic University with a profound dedication to conservation. Through her role at Bat Conservation International, she helps to protect bat populations through education. This talk will dispel various misconceptions regarding bats, explore the different bat species present in Florida, and engage in an
Join us for a Lecture at the Lagoon, where you will have the opportunity to hear from a diverse range of environmental experts. These knowledgeable speakers specialize in sharing captivating stories about a variety of fascinating topics, from the octopus population under the Blue Heron Bridge in Riviera Beach to
What is an invasive species? A beautiful threat. Native to the Indo-Pacific, lionfish are a nonnative, invasive species to Florida, including in Lake Worth Lagoon. Lionfish were first reported offshore Florida’s coast in 1985 near Dania Beach. Since then, they have become established in the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico and
In Florida, manatee season begins on Nov. 15 and runs through March 31. Manatees migrate as the winter months arrive and are known to congregate in the warm-water discharges of the FPL Riviera Beach Next Generation Clean Energy Center. The most ideal manatee viewing opportunities at Manatee Lagoon occur when
At Manatee Lagoon – An FPL Eco-Discovery Center©, we are proud to offer a variety of free educational resources for teachers. In partnership with the Guy Harvey Foundation, we have created hands-on marine science content for middle and high school students. Our middle school resources include “Manatee Adaptations,” which explores
Manatee Masters, our educational docents, guide visitors on walking tours of Manatee Lagoon’s exhibits, providing insight about “all things manatee” and the Lake Worth Lagoon ecosystem. Tours are open to all ages. All About Manatees Tour All about manatees tours can be booked by individuals or groups Dive into the
FEATURED MANATEE OF THE MONTH RB490, Fish, Female Minimum age estimates this manatee is 38 years old. She has been sighted with 7 known calves. “Fish” was first documented as an adult manatee in May 1989 in the Banana River, Brevard County. She was sighted 3 times that summer in
Manatee Rescue Adventure is a new interactive experience offered at Manatee Lagoon which allows younger guests to experience a simulated manatee rescue. Guests will “rescue” their manatee with a net, weigh and measure their manatee, and practice identifying manatee scars just like real conservationists. This experience allows guests to practice
Join us for this FREE, family-friendly Migration Celebration as we welcome our beloved manatees back to warmer waters! Bring the whole family and enjoy a fun day packed with educational activities and exciting exhibits. Event Details Date: Saturday, November 15thTime: 10:00a.m. to 3:00p.m.Location: 6000 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach,
Embark on a magical journey under the sea with our story time program, “Manatee Tales: Adventures with Mia & Friends.” Held every Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., this captivating program immerses children in the fascination of marine life. It begins with a kid-friendly exploration of our exhibit, opening
