Captains For Clean Water

Swipe to see how decades of high-volume discharges from Lake Okeechobee have disrupted the Caloosahatchee Estuary, and check out our latest YouTube video at the link in our bio for a closer look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhEOTSSEhxI&feature=youtu.be

A little early father's day gift for our friends and 🏆⁠
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Big time congrats to Jay Robertson and Capt. Rob Fordyce for winning the Gold Cup Tarpon Tournament yesterday in Islamorada.⁠
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These guys embody what it means to fight for clean water. They show up when it matters, lead by example, and share their passion for our waters with everyone around them. Their commitment has inspired friends, family, and their communities to become more involved in protecting the resource that defines our way of life. ⁠
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Just as importantly, they've passed that love and respect for our waters on to their children, ensuring the next generation understands what's at stake and why it's worth fighting for.⁠
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Well deserved, and congratulations on bringing home the gold, gentlemen👏

Passion fuels progress.⁠
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Jennyrose’s lifelong connection to the ocean has shaped her work as a photographer, videographer, and clean water advocate. Through her lens, she captures the beauty of Florida’s waters, from its oceans and estuaries to its crystal-clear springs, showcasing the diverse ecosystems that make our state so unique.⁠
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“It is both imperative and our environmental responsibility to fight for clean, healthy water, no matter how big or small the effort may be. ⁠
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The absence of clean water has far-reaching impacts on the natural systems that sustain life, support biodiversity, and ultimately benefit both people and the environment.”⁠ -Jennyrose⁠
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Her goal is simple: to help others connect with these wild places the way she has, because what we love, we fight to protect.⁠
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Thank you, , for continuing to champion clean water and the wild places that depend on it.