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Manatee Season Kickoff

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,

MANATEE SEASON KICKOFF

FPL’s Manatee Lagoon Kicks Off the 2024-2025 Manatee Season with a Weekend Celebration and New Offerings Center returns to seven days a week operations to accommodate busy manatee season Event Details Date: Saturday, November 21, 2026Time: 11:00a.m. to 3:00p.m.Location: 6000 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, FL As the Sunshine

MANATEE TALES STORY TIME

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

MANATEEFEST

Bringing the community together for a day of fun and learning! The tenth annual ManateeFest at Manatee Lagoon – An FPL Eco-Discovery Center celebrated the conservation efforts of local organizations around the Lake Worth Lagoon, community partners, and a major milestone — Manatee Lagoon’s 10th anniversary! The free, family-friendly event on

ManateeFest 2025

ManateeFest 2025 will take place on Saturday, February 1, 2025, from 9 a.m. — 4 p.m. Held at the height of manatee season, the goal of ManateeFest is to educate the community about manatees, the importance of protecting manatees and the surrounding Lake Worth Lagoon ecosystem. Every year, the festival

ManateeFest Giveaway Sweepstakes

Manatee Lagoon® ManateeFest Kick-Off Giveaway Online SweepstakesOfficial Rules: These Official Rules (the “Official Rules”) apply to the Manatee Lagoon® ManateeFest Giveaway Online Sweepstakes (“Sweepstakes”) being conducted by Florida Power & Light Company, a Florida corporation (“FPL” or “Sponsor” and rbb Communications, Miami, FL (“Administrator”). This sweepstakes begins on January 5, 2026,

MANATEES AND SEAGRASS

WONDERFUL WORLD OF SEAGRASSES About the Exhibit: Come explore our new Seagrass Exhibit at Manatee Lagoon- An FPL Eco-Discovery Center®. Learn about how important seagrasses are, not only for our manatees, but the entire Lake Worth Lagoon Ecosystem! Seagrass is the main food source for manatees and the only flowering

March 2024 Lecture “Sharks & Goliath Grouper of Florida: Stories of Conservation”

Speaker: Christopher Malinowski, PhDDirector of Research and Conservation Dr. Chris Malinowski, Director of Research and Conservation for the Ocean First Institute, joined Manatee Lagoon as the speaker for our March Lecture at the Lagoon. During this lecture, he discussed important conservation issues impacting coastal ecosystems in Florida and beyond, through

March 2025 Lecture “The Science Behind Sea Turtle Conservation”

Speaker: Yasmeen Bruno, Outreach Coordinator, Inwater Research Group Join us at Manatee Lagoon for our March Lecture, where you will discover the fascinating research underway across Florida to better understand sea turtle life and their interactions with the environment. This lecture will delve into the methodologies scientists use to conduct in-water

March Lecture 2026 “A Day in the Life of a Manatee Biologist”

Join us for our March Lecture to learn about Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) manatee rescue program from Manatee Biologist Amber Howell. Attendees will learn how FWC researchers utilize photographs to identify and track manatees, including notable sightings at Manatee Lagoon. Amber will present on her fascinating experiences

March Lecture 2026 “A Day in the Life of a Manatee Biologist”

Join us for our first lecture of Manatee Season to learn about Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s manatee rescue program from Manatee Biologist Amber Howell. Attendees will learn how Amber and other researchers utilize photographs to identify and track manatees, including notable sightings at Manatee Lagoon. Amber will share