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(Published on Mar 1, 2012 by OceansIQ )
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Friday, November 23, 2012
Quiet Water Kayak Trips - December 2012 - SW Florida
Quiet Water Kayak Trips
Call John at 941-966-7308 for reservations.
Enjoy leisurely paddling and observation at a variety of sites difficult to visit by any other means. Kayak, paddles, life vest, etc. supplied. If you haven’t used a kayak before, a short training session before the trip will get you going. Except for trips marked with an asterisk (*), members who bring their own kayak and life vests can participate for a $5 donation to the Society. Otherwise, cost is $20 for members, $25 for non-members unless noted. State parks require an additional entrance fee.
Dec 1 Myakka State Park; 8:30 - 11:30am
Dec 2 Little Sarasota Bay/Palmer Point Park; 9am - noon
Dec 5 Robinson Preserve/Manatee Co; 10am - 2pm ($30mem/$35non-mem)
Dec 9 Blackburn Point/Oscar Shcerer State Park; 10am - 1:30pm
*Dec 12 Myakka State Park; 8:30am-11:30am
Dec 15 MYAKKA DAZE all day down the Myakka River ($50 includes kayak/$35 with own)
Dec 19 South Lido/Bird Key; 10am - 1pm
*Dec 22 Myakka State Park; 9:30am - 12:30pm
Dec 23 Little Sarasota Bay/Palmer Point Park; 9:30am - 12:30pm
*Dec 24 Myakka River State Park; 8:30 - 11:30am
Dec 25 Little Sarasota Bay/Palmer Pt. Park; 10am - 1pm
Call John at 941-966-7308 for reservations.
Enjoy leisurely paddling and observation at a variety of sites difficult to visit by any other means. Kayak, paddles, life vest, etc. supplied. If you haven’t used a kayak before, a short training session before the trip will get you going. Except for trips marked with an asterisk (*), members who bring their own kayak and life vests can participate for a $5 donation to the Society. Otherwise, cost is $20 for members, $25 for non-members unless noted. State parks require an additional entrance fee.
Dec 1 Myakka State Park; 8:30 - 11:30am
Dec 2 Little Sarasota Bay/Palmer Point Park; 9am - noon
Dec 5 Robinson Preserve/Manatee Co; 10am - 2pm ($30mem/$35non-mem)
Dec 9 Blackburn Point/Oscar Shcerer State Park; 10am - 1:30pm
*Dec 12 Myakka State Park; 8:30am-11:30am
Dec 15 MYAKKA DAZE all day down the Myakka River ($50 includes kayak/$35 with own)
Dec 19 South Lido/Bird Key; 10am - 1pm
*Dec 22 Myakka State Park; 9:30am - 12:30pm
Dec 23 Little Sarasota Bay/Palmer Point Park; 9:30am - 12:30pm
*Dec 24 Myakka River State Park; 8:30 - 11:30am
Dec 25 Little Sarasota Bay/Palmer Pt. Park; 10am - 1pm
Fighting Corals
Corals exemplify a common characteristic among animals -- they fight when confronted by "foreign" tissue. Corals are composed of individual yet connected zooids basically constructed much like anemones. Corals of different species will grow very close to one another in competition for space. As they come into contact. the bordering zooids of each species will attack one another. One of the two colonies may overcome the other or it may result in a standoff where neither encroaches any further. Their relative aggressiveness was determined by experiment in the laboratory but has not proved to be predictable in the field.
--David K. Bulloch, "The American Littoral Society Handbook for the Marine Naturalist"
Published 1991
--David K. Bulloch, "The American Littoral Society Handbook for the Marine Naturalist"
Published 1991
Thursday, November 22, 2012
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Thursday, November 1, 2012
Sarasota Bay Water Festival
Don't miss the regional Sarasota Bay Water Festival Saturday,
November 17 at Ken Thompson Park in Sarasota. SBEP has completed the
first phase of an economic valuation study of Sarasota Bay. The sixth
annual Bay Wise Kayak Tour Program launches December 1 with ten free
guided trips from December through April.
-- Sarasota Bay Estuary Program
-- Sarasota Bay Estuary Program
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