Discover Juno Beach’s Living Beaches: An Immersive Ecosystem Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
45 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, including children ages 8 and up. No special physical skills required.
Overview
Explore the vibrant tide pools and coastal habitats of Juno Beach with Living Beaches, a hands-on guided program perfect for families and nature lovers seeking an intimate connection with Florida's Atlantic shore. Discover the fascinating marine life and dune ecosystems that make this experience truly unique.
Living Beaches
Explore our local beach ecosystems! • Mondays • Ages 8+ Recommended • 45 minutes
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About This Adventure
Learn about the importance of beach ecosystems and how to conserve it for the wildlife that resides there!
Duration
45 Minutes
About
Join us on a morning excursion and discover the importance of the beach ecosystem in our Living Beaches program! Participants will learn about the unique qualities of Florida beaches, and how humans can better cohabitate with these environments for the conservation of our important marine life. This program includes introduction to and discussions of local coastal habitats, as well as free-exploration time at Loggerhead Beach, with naturalist interpretations along the way!
The Living Beaches program will take place at Loggerhead Marinelife Center and the adjoining beach access, Monday mornings at 10:30am.
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy shoes
Bring water-ready footwear to navigate sandy shores and rocky tide pools comfortably.
Bring water and sun protection
Florida sun can be intense—sunscreen, hats, and hydration are must-haves for this beach adventure.
Observe wildlife respectfully
Maintain a safe distance from animals to avoid disturbance and support conservation efforts.
Arrive early to beat crowds
The program fills quickly, so arriving early ensures you get the full experience without rush.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Sandpipers frequent the shoreline, scurrying quickly in tidal zones.
- Loggerhead sea turtles nest in this region during summer months.
History
Juno Beach’s coastal environment has long supported Native American tribes and played a role in early Florida settlement.
Conservation
Active efforts focus on protecting turtle nesting sites and preserving dune vegetation to combat erosion and habitat loss.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable sandals or water shoes
Protect feet while exploring tide pools and sandy shores.
summer specific
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated under Florida’s sun.
Lightweight sun hat
Shield your face during sunny beach walks.
spring specific
Binoculars
Enhance birdwatching and wildlife observation along the beach.