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Anchor Restaurant
Aunt Catfish Baby Balm Chopsticks Bambi & Michael Pro Bella G’s Beauty Lounge Belle Terre Pool Beverly Beach Campground Bob & Linda Jaeger Cindy Ward Coquina Brewery Crabby Joe’s – Sunglow Pier Cracked Egg Diner Dr. Matt Nirschi Chiropractor Daisy Nails Deena Delany Denise Held Diane Sckoditch Extreme Tactical First Baptist Church of Flagler Beach Flagler Tea Company |
Flagler Historical Museum
Flagler Surf & Art Friends Café Gage Tax Consultants Greg Lynn Jewelers GOLA HRT Belly Dance Collective Hammock Beach Resort Hammock Gardens Hi Tulip Café Jan & Harvey Hatridge Java Joint Kathy & John Auman Kona Ice St. Augustine Lagerheads Bar & Grill Lori Ottlein Margaret Markes Margarita Island Mexican Kitchen Maria Allgeier Melissa Vaculik- RE/MAX |
Florida Dream Makers Team
Metro Diner Mezzaluna Pizzeria Mimi Eagleton Nick Cantrell Osprey Fishing Charters Outspoken Bicycles Paddle Florida Now Pier Parlor Premium Parking Rosalind Parneix Sharky’s Shear Dimensions Sherry Art Studio Snack Jacks Southeast Jewelry Starbucks Sun Bros Coffee Target, Palm Coast Yes Coffee Z Wave Surf Shop |
LOGGERHEADThe Loggerhead Turtle is the most common turtle on our beaches. She is named for her immense, block-like head and strong jaws.
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LEATHERBACKThe Leatherback Turtle is the largest turtle. She has a leathery shell, can reach up to 7 feet in length and weigh up to 1,500 pounds.
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GREENThe Green Turtle gets her name from the color of her fat. She is an herbivore, eating plants, sea grasses,
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HAWKSBILLThe Hawksbill Turtle has a beautiful, distinct carapace (shell). It is tortoiseshell in color and has overlapping scutes (scales).
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KEMP'S RIDLEYThe Kemp's Ridley is the most endangered sea turtle in the world. She is relatively small, weighing less than 100 pounds.
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