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Artificial Intelligence in Manatee Conservation
While the growing presence of AI in everyday activities can seem overwhelming, its applications in scientific research, particularly in wildlife studies, are proving to be extremely valuable.
New Manatee Rescue Ramp Opens at Blue Spring
It was the moment many of us had been waiting for—the new manatee rescue and release ramp at Blue Spring State Park was finally completed in early May.
Manatee-Sized Volunteer Opportunities Ahead
As cooler weather approaches (at least by Florida standards), so do some of Save the Manatee Club’s most engaging events—and we need your help to make them successes!
A Quiet Summer on the Florida Coast
The summer months once again had lots of manatee mating herds on both Florida coasts, but most of the coastal adoptees remained elusive.
Extraterrestrial Reappears at Tampa Power Plant
Get the dates the manatees left the park for the season and read about the summer sightings.
Steady Hands, Quiet Progress
Whether you’re a longtime supporter, a recent adopter, or someone who renews without ever needing a reminder—you’ve helped keep the current flowing.
When Protections Fail, Lives Are Lost
For more than 50 years, all marine mammals have received the vitally important protections provided through the Marine Mammal Protection Act.
Dock Sign Summer in Alabama
The warm waters and vegetation make the summer months in the northern Gulf a popular habitat for many manatees, and this summer was no exception.
