No See No Pay Manatee Tours

02/15/2018

has 1,350 miles of coastline and over 30,000 lakes throughout the state. The Florida is diverse with hundreds of native and non-native species. All the more reason to visit Southwest Florida beaches. http://bit.ly/2EIa0dy

02/01/2018

Manatees roam the waters of southeast Florida from April through October—but when things get a bit chilly, they head to places like freshwater springs, where the temperatures remain constant throughout the year. http://bit.ly/2rUDrEf

01/23/2018

Most tourism in natural areas today does not fall under the category of ecotourism and is not, therefore, sustainable. Ecotourism is set apart by its emphasis on conservation, education, traveler responsibility and active community participation. http://bit.ly/2n0T730

01/17/2018

Keeping manatees safe in Florida waters http://bit.ly/2B6s5wf

01/09/2018

Some fun Manatee facts for kids

Manatees are gentle non-aggressive marine mammals who are also known as sea cows and eat turtle grass, different types of algae, water hyacinth and other types of plants in the water.

01/02/2018

The manatee, Florida’s gentle giant, can be spotted in the largest numbers during the winter and early spring. When water temperatures dip below 68 degrees, manatees gravitate towards warmer waters making Florida’s 72-degree freshwater springs an ideal respite for the warm-blooded mammals. http://bit.ly/2A7lwch

12/22/2017

Manatee season has begun! As air and water temperatures drop, manatees begin moving south for warmer water refuge, and slower seasonal speed limits go into effect. http://bit.ly/2BA47P9

11/22/2017

encourages tourism in stunning natural areas and gives natural unspoiled areas an economic value. These efforts all go hand in hand with actively creating benefits for nature . http://bit.ly/2AorFW8

11/17/2017

preservation stretches beyond what it implies, as it is a way of supporting a number of other goals at the same time. , fighting global climate change, and maintaining natural resources are all intertwined with ocean preservation and conservation. Many of the ways that people affect the natural world also affect the ocean. http://bit.ly/2hFNJnm

10/17/2017

While the basics regarding reproduction are known, researchers admit that there is still a great deal to learn http://bit.ly/2ieva9B

10/10/2017

If you have traveled along the coast of , you may have seen a grazing and wondered what they're eating and how they find their food http://bit.ly/2y6HE9I

10/03/2017

Earlier this year, manatees were officially removed from the list. An increase in the overall populations and much needed improvements to their habitats steered the United States Fish and Wildlife Service to downgrade protections for the species from “endangered” to “threatened.”

Earlier this year, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service officially downgraded protections for manatees from “endangered” to “threatened.”