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Leadership Transition at Calusa Waterkeeper

Leadership Transition at Calusa Waterkeeper

Our Executive Director, Connie Ramos-Williams, has made the heartfelt decision to step down from her role effective March 31, 2025, to spend more time with her growing family.

Calusa Waterkeeper holds vertical oyster garden class

Calusa Waterkeeper holds vertical oyster garden class

On Saturday, March 29, Calusa Waterkeeper ranger Sue Dahod ran a vertical oyster garden class-type learning experience at Carmen’s Kayaks for anyone interested in learning about oysters, which are capable of filtering up to 50 gallons of water per day.

Column: And now, better buckle up

Column: And now, better buckle up

Read this column, and you may come away with a uniquely clear view of what’s happened to Florida waters. John Cassani, Calusa Waterkeeper emeritus, just sent me this short history of our coastal waters, “the marshes and tidal estuaries, fed by iconic rivers, that represent the essence of natural Florida.”

Save Our Water: Protect our Health, Economy & Future luncheon set for March 27

Save Our Water: Protect our Health, Economy & Future luncheon set for March 27

On Thursday, March 27, 2025, Calusa Waterkeeper is hosting Save Our Water: Protect our Health, Economy & Future luncheon from 11 am to 2 pm at Broadway Palm Dinner Theater. Speakers and panelists will raise awareness about the critical state of our local waters and provide a platform that will arm the community with actionable steps to make a difference.

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