MANGROVE ACTION GROUP
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  • MAG Projects
    • Bird Nesting Boxes
    • Children's Story Tell & Nature Walks
  • Nature Walks
    • PB Guided Nature Walks
    • PB Shorebird Talks
    • Flora and Fauna >
      • Are all the white birds you see on the berm the same? 2024
      • What Are Those Birds Soaring Overhead? 2023
      • String Beans on the Beach? 2023
      • All About Saw Palmetto 2023
      • Is There Such A Thing As A Tourist Tree? 2023
      • Wood Storks Do Not Deliver Babies! 2023
      • Butterflies and Pelican Bay Butterfly Garden 2020
    • Guided Nature Walk Excerpts
    • A Naturalist's View of PB Berm & Boardwalk
    • The Inhabitants >
      • Birds
      • Fish
      • Invertebrates
      • Mammals
      • Plants & Grasses
      • Reptiles
      • Trees
  • MANGROVES AND THE ESTUARY
    • Mangrove Articles
    • Why Are Mangroves Important?
    • Pelican Bay Mangroves

BECOME A MAG MEMBER

​Become a MAG Member
​How to join the Mangrove Action Group (MAG)?
We offer 3 easy ways:
  • ​Print the membership application, complete and return it to MAG along with your check,
  • Come to a MAG meeting and provide us with your name, contact information and your check or
  • Email your request for membership to: [email protected]
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Mangrove Action Group 2025 annual dues are $25. 

MAG is a 501 (c) (3) organization.

MAG Budget
We offer modest stipends to our Nature Lecture Series speakers and warrant occasional legal consultation in support of conservation advocacy.  Our priority is to engage contributions for conservation projects such as a Pelican Bay bird nesting box placement program, donations to environmental projects such as an FGCU oyster restoration program, and educational projects such as naturalist guided nature walks. 

​Our goals are inspirational.  
Mostly we educate through our Nature Lecture Series and Pelican Bay Nature Walks. We also sponsor conservation projects and donate to environmental projects. We advocate for the environment and provide information about current environmental issues to our membership.
​
You will like us.
Our meetings are interesting and informative.
You will enjoy interacting with conservationists like you.
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​Clam Bay
Clam Bay Field Guide, Pelican Bay Services Division

                        Mangrove Action Group (MAG) is dedicated to conserving the Clam Pass/Clam Bay Natural Resource Protection Area (NRPA) and its natural environs, to protecting its mangroves, its wetlands and the flow and quality of its water, believing that its unspoiled character makes a critical contribution to the environment, to the flora and fauna that share it, and to the quality of life for everyone.
  • Home
    • History and Mission >
      • MAG Advocacy
    • Become a MAG Member >
      • MAG Membership Application
    • Board of Directors
    • Contact MAG
  • MEETINGS & MINUTES
    • Meetings In The Season
    • Meeting Minutes
    • Previous Presentations
    • Collier County Storm Risk Management Study (CSRM) >
      • CSRM Monthly Status Meetings
      • Speak Up, Advocate
  • MAG Projects
    • Bird Nesting Boxes
    • Children's Story Tell & Nature Walks
  • Nature Walks
    • PB Guided Nature Walks
    • PB Shorebird Talks
    • Flora and Fauna >
      • Are all the white birds you see on the berm the same? 2024
      • What Are Those Birds Soaring Overhead? 2023
      • String Beans on the Beach? 2023
      • All About Saw Palmetto 2023
      • Is There Such A Thing As A Tourist Tree? 2023
      • Wood Storks Do Not Deliver Babies! 2023
      • Butterflies and Pelican Bay Butterfly Garden 2020
    • Guided Nature Walk Excerpts
    • A Naturalist's View of PB Berm & Boardwalk
    • The Inhabitants >
      • Birds
      • Fish
      • Invertebrates
      • Mammals
      • Plants & Grasses
      • Reptiles
      • Trees
  • MANGROVES AND THE ESTUARY
    • Mangrove Articles
    • Why Are Mangroves Important?
    • Pelican Bay Mangroves