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I visited the sanctuary yesterday, Sunday, June 13th and my diamond heart shaped diamond pendant went missing when my necklace snapped. I was sitting to the right of the stairs near the first bench close to the seagrapes. I also went out paddleboarding so I have no idea when my necklace broke. The chain held on to my neck by my bathing suit. It is a very sentimental piece that my husband bought for me. If you found it please call or text me at 786-683-3680.
Unveiling of AL AMAL, a Unique Collaborative Artwork
His Excellency Suhail Muhammad Al Zarooni, Guinness World Records Holder, Author, Chairman Al Zarooni Foundation and Brand Ambassador of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam International Foundation, Ambassador at Large of International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) UAE Northern Citizen Community Board - Special Consultative Status from UN, An Emirati Businessman, Emirati Entrepreneur, Philanthropist and Collector from Dubai United Arab Emirates was invited as the Chief Guest to unveil the Collaborative Artwork done by 9 Students of Determination of SNF Development Center & 6 Artists of Funun Arts Group.
This Event was done in the Beautiful Venue of Novotel DWTC Exhibitions. Funun Arts find Innovative Solutions for Showing Art, Bringing Smile and Happiness in the Life of others even in this Pandemic.
AL-AMAL, which means Hope, is a Tribute to the Emirates Mars Mission. From the Sands to the Stars, is the Exclusive Event where Funun Arts Brought Together the Children & Students of Determination of SNF CENTER, Dubai, along with Renowned Artists. The Core Aim of the Mission and this Art Exhibition is same:
“A Message of Optimism to Millions around the Globe and Encourage them Towards the Race for Knowledge and Creativity.”
9 Students from the SNF Development Center & 6 Artists Created 16 Puzzled Artwork of 40*40cm each & when this 16 Pieces Puzzle Joined Together it Make a Beautiful Collaborative Huge Painting Named AL -AMAL(Hope) which is a Tribute to the Achievement of UAE. Funun Arts believe “Everyone is Equal and every Child Deserves his Place in this Society. The Potential Possibilities of any Child are the Most Intriguing and Stimulating in all Creation.”
His Excellency Interacted Personally with these Students of SNF Developed Center and Motivated them by Appreciating their Art.
It is indeed a very Different and Important Event. Where for the First Time we are viewing so Beautiful Collaborative Artwork Done on 16 Separate Canvases
This Huge Masterpiece will now be a Part of His Excellency’s Zarooni Art Museum.
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Looking for something to do this weekend, or for a positive and beautiful addition to your social media feed? We’d like to introduce you to another National Wildlife Refuge found about 2 hours from Florida Panther NWR... the Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge!
Located in Hobe Sound on Florida's east coast, this National Wildlife Refuge consists of over 1,000 acres bisected by the Indian River Lagoon. The Jupiter Island tract is one of the most productive sea turtle nesting areas in all of the Southeastern U.S.; For proof, check out their page full of adorable hatchling videos and Turtle Tuesday updates! The mainland tract contains mangrove communities, sand pine scrub habitat, and is a sanctuary for nearly 40 species listed as either threatened, endangered, or of special concern. Hiking, wildlife watching, photography, kayaking, and fishing are all great activities available here during this time of social distancing. While their visitor center is currently closed, the Refuge's trails are open daily sunrise to sunset 😎
Check out the brochure, find your trail, and learn more at:
https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Hobe_Sound/visit/plan_your_visit.html
Photos provided by Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, USFWS.
Get Outside--We’d like to introduce you to another National Wildlife Refuge that’s located a couple hours north of the Keys in Hobe Sound, FL! Put it on your list of places to visit and follow what they are up to on Facebook-
The Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge consists of over 1,000 acres bisected by the Indian River Lagoon. The Jupiter Island tract is one of the most productive sea turtle nesting areas in all of the Southeastern U.S. The mainland tract contains mangrove communities, sand pine scrub habitat and is a sanctuary for nearly 40 species listed as either threatened, endangered, or of special concern. Hiking, wildlife watching, photography, kayaking, and fishing are all great activities available here during this time of social distancing.
Photos by David Rojek, Biol. Sci Technician/USFWS
Meet the Tour de Turtles leatherbacks! We worked with Sea Turtle Conservancy to deploy transmitters on 6 leatherbacks as part of the annual Tour de Turtles! We'll begin introducing you to each of the participants.
Meet Tamarind! Tamarind was tagged by FLI and STC researchers on May 21st, 2020 as she nested on Jupiter Island. She was a new turtle that had never been seen prior to this year. After nesting, Tamarind ventured north for ten days before returning to nest again in the Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge. She is currently off Brunswick, GA after nesting at least five times this year. Tamarind is participating in the Tour de Turtles to raise awareness about plastic debris in the ocean. She was sponsored by Atlantis Bahamas
You can read more about Tamarind here:
https://tourdeturtles.org/turtlebiography/?id=250 and follow along on her journey at
www.trackturtles.com/tamarind
We’d like to introduce you to another national wildlife refuge that’s located about an hour north in Hobe Sound, FL!
The Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge consists of over 1,000 acres bisected by the Indian River Lagoon into two tracts. On Jupiter Island, the Refuge contains the largest contiguous section of undeveloped beach in Southeastern Florida and is considered one of the most productive sea turtle nesting areas in the Southeastern U.S. The mainland tract contains mangrove communities, one of the few remaining publicly owned sand pine scrub communities and is a sanctuary for nearly 40 species listed as either threatened, endangered, or of special concern.
Learn more about Hobe Sound on their website:
https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Hobe_Sound/
Just like our islands, the 2020 sea turtle nesting season on Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge (other coast) is off to a great start too!
At Hobe Sound, to date, 59 leatherback nests and 165 loggerhead nests have been documented on our 3.5 mile stretch of beach! They are waiting any day now for green sea turtles to start nesting.
Thanks Diana Gu for the picture.
In Martin County, we work hard to protect our environment and the creatures who call it home. Today, on , we're sending a shout out to Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, a sanctuary for nearly 40 species listed as either threatened, endangered, or of special concern. Through a partnership with the US Fish and Wildlfe Service, The Hobe Sound Nature Center is located on the refuge. The nature center is dedicated to promoting environmental awareness. Learn more at
http://hobesoundnaturecenter.com/.
Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge
Have you ever visited Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge or Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge? 🌎
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