How We Fish Florida is a non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to promoting sustainable fishing practices and protecting both freshwater fishing and saltwater fishing habitats in Florida. We are actively involved in efforts to eliminate invasive species like Lionfish and support the protection of the Florida Manatee population and coral reefs affected by bleaching.
"Casting Hope: 25 days of Holiday Fishing & Conservation," invites underprivileged families, Seniors, kids, and veterans for a hands-on fishing experience, offering expert instruction and environmental education. Participants will learn sustainable fishing techniques while discovering the importance of preserving Florida’s aquatic ecosystems, including lessons on invasive species and local wildlife conservation. By providing free fishing gear, and fostering community support
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Preserving Waters, Protecting Wildlife, Ensuring Tomorrow's Catch.
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Help us protect and preserve the environment through your generous donations. Be part of saving the best Florida fishing spots, saltwater fishing and freshwater fishing
Our organization is dedicated to promoting sustainability and fighting climate change through grassroots initiatives and education.
Plastic waste is a major environmental issue affecting our oceans, marine life, and ecosystems. How We Fish Florida advocates for reducing plastic waste by promoting recycling.
The destruction of natural habitats and pollution has led to a decrease in wildlife populations. How We Fish Florida works to protect wildlife through conservation efforts and raising awareness for all saltwater fishing and freshwater fishing
Climate change is a global crisis with far-reaching consequences. How We Fish Florida is committed to combating climate change through advocacy, education, and promoting sustainable practices. Coral reefs are the rainforests of the sea, teeming with life and vibrant beauty. Protecting them is not just an act of conservation, but a promise to future generations that we cherish and safeguard our planet's most precious ecosystems. We are exploring the development of the world's largest coral farm right here in Florida. This initiative would enable us to restore the vast areas of bleached coral caused by rising ocean temperatures along Florida's coast. This would create the best florida fishing spots.
Air pollution is a major health hazard and contributes to climate change. How We Fish Florida is dedicated to promoting clean air initiatives and reducing air pollution through advocacy and education. In Florida, we can confirm that the excessive use of fertilizers, which enter our waterways as runoff, plays a major role in the growth of harmful red tides. These toxic algae blooms not only release dangerous gases but also prevent sea grass from growing along our coastline—the primary food source for our manatees.
Our oceans are essential to life on Earth and are under threat from pollution, overfishing, and climate change. How We Fish Florida is working to protect our oceans through conservation efforts and education.
Living sustainably is essential to protecting our planet and ensuring a healthy future. How We Fish Florida promotes sustainable living through education and advocacy for sustainable practices.
Please reach us at info@HowWeFishFlorida.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
"How We Fish Florida" is a non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to Educating, preserving and conserving Florida's marine ecosystem. Our mission is to promote sustainable fishing practices and protect both freshwater and saltwater habitats while educating the public about the importance of conservation.
How We Fish Florida is guided by the values of environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and community engagement.
Support How We Fish Florida: Empowering Families and Youth for a Healthier Marine Ecosystem
At How We Fish Florida, we inspire and educate families and youth about the importance of preserving Florida's unique saltwater and freshwater ecosystems. Creating educational fishing events. We actively work to eliminate invasive species, such as Lionfish and support critical conservation efforts, including protecting the iconic Florida Manatee and restoring coral reefs affected by bleaching.
One of our key goals is to change the narrative around manatee conservation by raising awareness and providing actionable solutions to safeguard these gentle creatures. The manatee population faces a dire crisis: in 2022 alone, more than 800 manatees died due to starvation and malnutrition. This tragic loss stems from pollution-driven seagrass depletion in Florida’s Indian River Lagoon, one of North America’s most biodiverse estuaries. The seagrass famine caused by human activity is threatening their survival.
How We Fish Florida is committed to reversing this trend through community engagement, environmental stewardship, and educational programs. We believe that by involving families and youth in fishing events, we can foster a new generation of environmental advocates who will protect Florida’s marine life for years to come.
Your support will enable us to continue our work in conserving marine habitats, protecting endangered species, and ensuring a sustainable future for Florida’s waters.
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9300 Conroy Windermere Road, Suite 2491, Windermere, Florida 34786, United States
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How We Fish Florida is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIn 83-4314031 Donations are tax-deductible.
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