Alligator Point Sea Turtle Patrol
Alligator Point Sea Turtle Patrol / FaceBook Page
Name | Telephone | Email / FaceBook Page | |
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Michelle Darpel | Director APSTP | 859-797-8332 | michelledwean@att.net |
Michelle Darpel | Permit Holder MTP #151 | 859-797-8332 | michelledwean@att.net |
FaceBook Page |
“Alligator Harbor is one of the world’s largest feeding grounds for the Kemp’s ridley turtle, which is the rarest and most endangered of all marine turtles. The area’s abundance of blue crabs, jellyfish, shellfish and seagrass provide an important food source for all sea turtles. The unspoiled waters and beaches are valuable breeding and nesting grounds for marine sea turtles. Alligator Harbor, in addition to being a valuable natural resource, is also archeologically rich with several Miccosukee/Seminole Indian artifacts and burial mounds surrounding the harbor.”
— Bill Wargo, Alligator Point Sea Turtle Patrol
ALLIGATOR POINT SEA TURTLE PATROL, INC.
Marine Turtle Permit 151
Name: Alligator Point Sea Turtle Patrol, Inc. (APSTP)
Address: 1529 Alligator Drive, Alligator Point, FL 32346
Telephone: 859-797-8332
Email: Michelle Darpel michelledwean@att.net
Web Site: https://www.facebook.com/AlligatorPointSeaTurtlePatrol
2021 Volunteer Patrollers – click here
Recent Posts
- 26 October 2021 – New Officers and Board Members
- 19 September 2021 – AP Sea Turtle Patrol Updated Info
- 11 September 2021 – APSTA Meeting
- 30 June 2021 – Notice about Minutes and Reports
- 18 June 2021- New Feature – Pay your APSTA annual dues ONLINE
- 8 May 2021 – APTA Board Meeting Agenda—Board Only
- 5 September 2020 – APSTA Board Election Ballots are being prepared and will be sent to membership soon.
- 3 May 2020 – Final Drawings for Bicycle/Multi-use Pathway – click here for more
- APSTA Meetings – Information and Board Actions During Social Distancing – click here
- 22 May 2020 – Fl Statute for Cost Sharing on Nourisment Projects