The Manatee Zone
Protecting Manatees with Policy and Purpose
Policy engagement is an important way that Save the Manatee Club protects manatees and their habitat. Learn more about this vital work.
Carditee Gets Another Second Chance
Save the Manatee Club and its partners in the Manatee Rescue and Rehabilitation Partnership have been hard at work helping manatees in need.
Clog Misses His First Summer in Adoption Program
Despite over 200 sightings reported in the northern Gulf, Bama and Clog remain elusive and were not sighted over the summer.
Counting Tails at Dawn
Learn more about the process of conducting a manatee roll call from Save the Manatee Club’s Manatee Specialist, Wayne Hartley.
Another Quiet Quarter for Our Coastal Adoptees
It has been a very quiet summer and early fall, and unfortunately, none of our coastal adoptees—on either the east or west coast—have been spotted.
Face to Face With Florida Nature
The manatees enjoyed time out in the spring and spring run, consuming native vegetation that had grown during renovations to the park’s Underwater Observatory.
A Peaceful Escape: Manatee Webcams (Almost) Live
If a sunny vacation seems too far away, you can still take a day trip from your phone or desk to a Florida state park with our manatee webcams.
Swimming with Manatees: Harmless or Harmful?
You may have seen videos online regarding swimming with manatees. But what many people don’t realize is that these programs can be harmful to them.
