CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. (June 6, 2025) –The UF/IFAS Extension Charlotte County Florida Sea Grant office is pleased to announce the continuation of the Florida Society for Ethical Ecotourism Educational Webinar Series, which is scheduled from 7-8 p.m. on the second of Wednesday of every month starting in June and ending in November. Designed for ecotourism professionals, enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in responsible travel and conservation, these online sessions provide convenient access to expert knowledge on a range of relevant topics.
In response to the need for accessible, ongoing education in the dynamic field of ecotourism, FLSEE has teamed up with Florida Sea Grant to offer this webinar series that will feature experts presenting on diverse subjects. Topics will cover best practices, emerging issues, innovative approaches, and critical conservation efforts impacting Florida's unique natural environments.
"Staying informed is crucial for anyone involved in ecotourism or simply passionate about protecting our natural world," said Charlotte County Sea Grant Extension Agent and FLSEE Education Committee member Kate Rose. "The webinar series makes it easier than ever to gain valuable insights directly from experts, covering topics essential for promoting ethical and sustainable tourism practices across Florida."
The webinar series are part of Florida SEE's commitment to fostering informed and responsible stewardship of Florida's natural heritage, which fits with both UF/IFAS’s and Florida’s Sea Grant’s goals of “developing [and disseminating] knowledge… to conserve environmental resources for residents and visitors and enhancing economic opportunities for the people of Florida.”
Information on upcoming webinar topics, schedules, and registration can be found on the Florida SEE website's education page: www.floridasee.org/education.
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