Noah Singer, Ecosystem Assessment Specialist, and Robin Sarabia, AP Manager, of the Florida Keys Aquatic Preserve, met with representatives from SeaBase and SeaCamp to initiate the beginning stages of a partnership with both the organizations. These organizations host camp and school groups throughout the year to provide marine science-based activities to children of all ages.

Welcome to Lignumvitae Key Aquatic Preserve, a stunning and ecologically rich sanctuary in the heart of the Florida Keys. Spanning 6,700 acres, this aquatic preserve is home to vibrant seagrass meadows, deep-water channels and diverse marine habitats that provide vital nursery areas for fish, invertebrates and wading birds.