Injured Manatee On The Mend Thanks To Charlotte County Officials
Fox 4
May 10, 2018

Amorous Manatees’ Display Slows Traffic Along Causeway
Fox 13
May 10, 2019
Please remember to giving mating manatees space and observe from a distance!

Forget The Cell Phones. Orlando Students Get In Touch With Nature – And Manatees
Orlando Sentinel
May 10, 2019

Sometimes Nice Guys Have Finished First
Citrus County Chronicle
May 10, 2019
Featuring a shout out to former State Representative Helen Spivey, who is also Co-Chair of Save the Manatee Club Board of Directors.

Manatee Dies After It Was Struck By A Boat In Clearwater
Tampa Bay Times
May 5, 2019

Manatee Pastelito Returned To Florida Waters After Rehabilitation At Miami Seaquarium
7 News Miami
May 2, 2019

Adopting Manatees in Manatee County
YourObserver.com
May 2, 2019

Manatee Rescued From Oldsmar Retention Pond In Tampa
Fox4
May 2, 2019

Manatees Spotted Up And Down Panhandle Coast
News Herald
April 30, 2019

Climate Change and Manatees
Listen to an interview with Patrick Rose, Executive Director of Save the Manatee Club, on Culture Chat with Mimi Chan
Blubrry
April 22, 2019

Say Hello to Slate and Obsidian
SRQ Magazine
April 27, 2019

2 Orphan Manatees Rescued From The Wild Will Spend Time Rehabilitating At The Columbus Zoo And Aquarium
News5 Cleveland
April 25, 2019

Rescued Manatee Roomba Released Into King’s Bay
Citrus County Chronicle
April 25, 2019

Dead Manatee Was Infected With The Same Kind Of Parasites That Plague Dogs And Cats, Scientists Say
News-Press
April 24, 2019

Column: Florida’s Springs Need Action and Funding. And They Need It Now
Save the Manatee Club has been working with and through the Florida Springs Council to achieve springs restoration, but polluter interests have been pushing back at every level to erode and weaken protective regulations and potential legislation. Read an op-ed by Ryan Smart, Executive Director of the Florida Springs Council.
Tampa Bay Times
April 23, 2019

Boaters Warned to Beware of Manatees
News4Jax
April 19, 2019

Opposition To Manatee Downlisting
Downlisting the West Indian manatee from endangered to threatened is premature, and scientists invited by the FWS to peer review their proposal opposed downlisting the species.

No Longer Endangered, Florida Manatees May Be More Vulnerable Than Ever
See the video at CBS This Morning, including an interview with Patrick Rose, Save the Manatee Club Executive Director

Manatee Expert: Conservation Efforts Must Continue
See more at Fox 13

Florida Congressmen Ask Interior Secretary To Reverse Manatee Decision
Read more at the Palm Beach Post

Manatees No Longer Classified As An Endangered Species, But Still A Threatened One
Read an article in the Tampa Bay Times, including an interview with Patrick Rose, Save the Manatee Club Executive Director

Manatees Escape The Endangered List – But Maybe Too Soon
Read an article from NPR, including an interview with Patrick Rose, Save the Manatee Club Executive Director

Manatees No Longer Listed As Endangered. Should We Celebrate or Fret?
Read an article from the Washington Post, including an interview with Patrick Rose, Save the Manatee Club Executive Director

Decision Puts Manatees In Danger
Learn why the decision to downlist manatees is not a good one and what you can do. Watch our video

It’s Official: Manatee No Longer Listed As Endangered
Read an article from the CNN, including an interview with Patrick Rose,
Save the Manatee Club Executive Director

Manatees No Longer Listed as Endangered – But Don’t Celebrate Just Yet
Read an article in the Huffington Post, including an interview with Patrick Rose, Save the Manatee Club Executive Director

Rebounding Florida Manatee No Longer An ‘Endangered’ Species
Read an article in the Miami Herald, including an interview with Patrick Rose, Save the Manatee Club Executive Director