For nearly three years, Christina Toms studied the behavior of bottlenose dolphins in local waters. She and other team members crossed back and forth across waterways including the Santa Rosa Sound, East Bay, Escambia Bay and Blackwater Bay.
Each year, students from the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station take a working/educational field trip to Key Largo at the Coral Restoration Foundation (more info at https://www.coralrestoration.org/)!
The Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce is now accepting applications from bands that are interested in performing in the 2022 Tunes by the Dunes Free Summer Concert Series on Thursdays (June 23-July 28, 2022).
Tommy Greenwell can still remember the first time he paddled out into the waves near the Pensacola Pier. He was 10 years old and wanted to be like his older brother, an avid surfer.
That first day, he learned how to sit on the board.
While stationed in Hawaii for seven years, Sean Thomas saw plenty of waves, and learned how to shoot them. Now, water photography is a passion for the 2006 Navarre High School graduate, who recently moved back to Navarre and works at Hurlburt.
