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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.
Protecting Manatees with Policy and Purpose
Carditee Gets Another Second Chance
Clog Misses His First Summer in Adoption Program
Counting Tails at Dawn
Another Quiet Quarter for Our Coastal Adoptees
Face to Face With Florida Nature
A Peaceful Escape: Manatee Webcams (Almost) Live
Swimming with Manatees: Harmless or Harmful?
Why Your Manatee Sighting Submissions Matter!
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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.
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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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Remembering Electra
Rescued for boat strike and entanglement injuries, Electra lived her life as an ambassador for manatees everywhere.
Una and Maguna Go Back Home!
On September 2, 2020, adoptee Una and her now-grown calf were released back into the wild by the Manatee Rescue and Rehabilitation Partnership.
Phyllis Gives Birth to a New Calf!
We believe this is Phyllis’ 16th calf in about 29 years; her first known calves were twins in 1991, which is a rare occurrence.
A Successful Rescue for Siesta and Her Calf Key
In Sarasota, an observant resident spotted a distressed manatee. A swift rescue by wildlife authorities led to the recovery of a pregnant female, Siesta.
