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Supporting Florida Manatees
There are many ways to support Florida Manatees. Learn about these marine mammals to better understand their importance. Report sightings of tagged manatees or manatees that are dead or in distress.


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Manatee Decal Collection
Proceeds from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's manatee decal program aid with the state's population recovery efforts for the Florida manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris).


Put Manatees Back on the Road to Survival
By purchasing a "Save the Manatee" license plate you are making a signficant contribution to manatees.


What to Do if You See a Sick, Injured, Dead, or Tagged Manatee
There are several steps you can take if you see a sick, injured, dead, or tagged manatee.








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