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Recent Newsletter Articles

View our most recent newsletter stories, published quarterly in The Manatee Zone and bi-monthly in Paddle Tales.

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

A Year Of Growth And Gratitude

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

SMC Initiatives To Improve Water Quality

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

Manatee Kee’s Amazing Story

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

Tagged Manatees Shed Light On Migration Patterns

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

A Swimming Parade And A Few Summer Sightings

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

A Summer Of Events And Volunteerism

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

Millie And Gator Make Summer Appearances

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

Protecting Florida’s Waterways From Pollution

September 2024 - The Manatee Zone

Summer at Homosassa Springs: Volunteer Opportunities Available

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The Manatee Zone Quarterly Newsletter

The Manatee Zone is released once every three months and is available in print format to donors and adoptive parents and electronically to everyone. It features the latest news from the manatee world and Save the Manatee Club.

Paddle Tales Bi-Monthly eNewsletter

Paddle Tales is a digital newsletter released every other month and features facts, activities, and educational content.

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Virtual presentations include a PowerPoint presentation, manatee videos, and a question and answer session with experienced staff or volunteers. Presentations can be tailored for the length of time desired.

Learn About Manatees Virtually!

August 1, 2020

We are now offering virtual sessions that can be tailored for age level and length of time desired.

This photo, taken on November 27, 2019, shows the fishing line entanglement clearly visible on Una’s flipper.

A Successful Rescue for Una

April 1, 2020

On February 24, 2020, Una, one of the manatees in Save the Manatee Club’s adoption program, and her female calf were rescued at Blue Spring State Park so Una could be taken in for treatment. She had severe fishing line entanglement on both her flippers.

Always a crowd favorite, “Hope” the inflatable manatee makes an appearance at the Crystal River Manatee Festival.

Volunteers Spread the Word at 2020 Manatee Festivals

February 1, 2020

For many, January is a time to reset, but for Save the Manatee Club volunteers, however, January has two manatee festivals that need their help.