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Anglers have ‘responsibility’ to hooked turtles

Written by Staff Reporters on August 22, 2013. Posted in Beach.

Line entanglement can pose a great risk to sea turtles. For this reason, local marine life experts say that anglers should know proper protocol for accidentally hooking a turtle, especially when fishing from a pier.

Guy Harvey fish camp lures new anglers to the sport

Written by John Richardson on July 25, 2013. Posted in Community, News.

Landen Knoth had been fishing about an hour from Mom’s Beach in Navarre when he suddenly felt the pole move. Using squid as bait, the line started to whine as it was pulled off the reel.

Here’s looking at you Bill and Pat Davidson

Written by Staff Reporters on July 18, 2013. Posted in Community.

Bill Davidson joined the Air Force in 1962, soon after graduating from Semmes High School near Mobile. By the time he retired in 1985 as a Chief Master Sergeant, he’d left footprints across the globe and volunteered, graduated, and taught at many of the toughest military survival training schools.

Smooth send-off for three loggerhead turtles, four nests found on Navarre Beach

Written by Staff Reporters on June 27, 2013. Posted in Beach.

Three 9-month-old loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings were released last Sunday following months of rehabilitation at the Gulfarium Marine Adventure Park.

Local RESTORE council seeking project ideas

Written by Staff Reporters on May 9, 2013. Posted in News.

Only six projects have been submitted for consideration to the Santa Rosa County RESTORE Advisory Council, an 11-member group representing local government, chambers and citizens appointed by the Board of Commissioners. The council is tasked with developing a comprehensive plan to implement the RESTORE Act and soliciting and reviewing potential projects to make funding recommendations to commissioners.

Homeschool curriculum aims to educate

Written by Staff Reporters on April 18, 2013. Posted in Community.

Santa Rosa County is a homeschool-friendly vacation destination.

Seagrass: Don’t cut it!

Written by Staff Reporters on March 14, 2013. Posted in Beach.

Spring is on its way and for many it means the beginning of grass-cutting season. However, some grass needs to remain uncut.

Gone Coastal

Written by Staff Reporters on February 28, 2013. Posted in Community.

The calendar says it’s February, but you sure can’t tell it by the fishing action. February is generally considered to be one of the slowest months of the year, but my Super Bowl-weekend, half-day fishing trips out of Carrabelle proved otherwise.

Science Station plans Spring Fling

Written by Staff Reporters on February 21, 2013. Posted in Beach.

Spring break is only four weeks from now, and the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station has just the adventure for students in third through eighth grades.

Building bridges between people and Florida waters

Written by Staff Reporters on January 10, 2013. Posted in Beach.

Mother Nature sent Justin Riney off with cold winds and low temperatures as he embarked on a paddle board journey that will take him along 2,000 miles of Florida’s coasts and inter-waterways.