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The Good Fortune II

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida offers specialty-themed eco cruises of Rookery Bay on select Tuesdays. This relaxing and informative tour is approximately three hours and is led by a Conservancy-trained Naturalist and includes a stop for lunch on Isle of Capri (cost of lunch not included). Tours run seasonally, call The Conservancy of Southwest Florida for dates and times.

Hidden History

The Rookery Bay area is rich with history – archaeological, anthropological, and ecological. Discover hidden history among the mangrove trees and hear long forgotten stories of this estuary’s colorful past. Explore the threats that this ecosystem faces and how the Conservancy has worked to preserve this pristine environment for future generations.

Endangered Species of the Estuaries

The estuaries of Southwest Florida provide vital habitat to many threatened and endangered species including loggerhead sea turtles, manatees, least terns, and a variety of insects, crustaceans, birds, and small mammals. Explore the threats facing these species and learn how you can make a difference to protect these animals.

Predators of the Sky

Rookery Bay provides excellent habitat for several species of raptors, including our national symbol, the bald eagle. Join the Conservancy’s Director of Education to learn more about these unique birds of prey and discover why they are critical to Southwest Florida’s ecosystem.

Secrets of Sea Turtles

Meet one of the premier Kemp’s ridley sea turtle experts, Dr. Jeff Schmid. Dr. Schmid will discuss the unique features of the Rookery Bay sea turtle habitat and provide a glimpse into his research on one of the most endangered species of sea turtles in the world, the Kemp’s ridley.

Mangroves and More

This special cruise into Rookery Bay explores the importance of mangroves and the many lives that depend on them for survival. Conservancy mangrove expert, Kathy Worley will help you discover how wildlife – and people – benefit from the magic of mangroves.

Book a tour on The Good Fortune II : HERE

Learn more about this tour : HERE

The Good Fortune II

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida offers specialty-themed eco cruises of Rookery Bay on select Tuesdays. This relaxing and informative tour is approximately three hours and is led by a Conservancy-trained Naturalist and includes a stop for lunch on Isle of Capri (cost of lunch not included). Tours run seasonally, call The Conservancy of Southwest Florida for dates and times.

Hidden History

The Rookery Bay area is rich with history – archaeological, anthropological, and ecological. Discover hidden history among the mangrove trees and hear long forgotten stories of this estuary’s colorful past. Explore the threats that this ecosystem faces and how the Conservancy has worked to preserve this pristine environment for future generations.

Endangered Species of the Estuaries

The estuaries of Southwest Florida provide vital habitat to many threatened and endangered species including loggerhead sea turtles, manatees, least terns, and a variety of insects, crustaceans, birds, and small mammals. Explore the threats facing these species and learn how you can make a difference to protect these animals.

Predators of the Sky

Rookery Bay provides excellent habitat for several species of raptors, including our national symbol, the bald eagle. Join the Conservancy’s Director of Education to learn more about these unique birds of prey and discover why they are critical to Southwest Florida’s ecosystem.

Secrets of Sea Turtles

Meet one of the premier Kemp’s ridley sea turtle experts, Dr. Jeff Schmid. Dr. Schmid will discuss the unique features of the Rookery Bay sea turtle habitat and provide a glimpse into his research on one of the most endangered species of sea turtles in the world, the Kemp’s ridley.

Mangroves and More

This special cruise into Rookery Bay explores the importance of mangroves and the many lives that depend on them for survival. Conservancy mangrove expert, Kathy Worley will help you discover how wildlife – and people – benefit from the magic of mangroves.

Book a tour on The Good Fortune II : HERE

Learn more about this tour : HERE

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