The goal of Midnight Pass Society II, non-profit, is to work with Sarasota, State and Federal agencies to restore Little Sarasota Bay and by that notion, Restore Midnight Pass the way nature intended.
Join us in shaping this vision of environmental rejuvenation. Your support today means a brighter, healthier tomorrow for our local ecosystem. Let's work together to ensure that future generations inherit a Little Sarasota Bay that's not just restored but thriving. πβ¨
Gazing upon the closed Midnight Pass from an aerial perspective unveils a stark transformation in the landscape. What was once a picturesque inlet connecting Little Sarasota Bay to the Gulf now bears witness to human intervention.
You can help us spread the word by:
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π Volunteering with us
π¬ Advocating for change
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By restoring Midnight Pass, we write a new chapter, one where the natural flow of water from the Gulf to the Bay returns, the balance of sealife is rejuvenated, and the waters regain their crystalline hue.
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Would you want to swim in these waters?
Restoring balance and harmony in Little Sarasota Bay is essential for the health of our ecosystem, surrounding bays and waterways, and the future of our community.
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Check out this drone shot picturing the Midnight Pass. Note the brown, stagnant bay water on one side and a vibrant, clear gulf on the other. π³
We are looking forward to the day when these two waters will combine and the Bay will be clean. π
Take action today and be part of the change for Midnight Pass and Little Sarasota Bay. Your support can make a real difference in restoring the health of our bay. Join us in revitalizing this vital ecosystem.
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On this Thanksgiving, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to the incredible volunteers and supporters who make our mission possible. Together, we are making a positive impact. Happy Thanksgiving!
Taking a journey back in time! This captivating photo from The Herald-Tribune archives, dated September 22, 1956, offers a unique perspective of Midnight Pass. The south end of Siesta Key stands to the right, reminding us of the historical significance of this waterway.
History Speaks Loud: The Sickness of the Bay. This old newspaper article from the 1980s sheds light on the environmental problems facing Little Sarasota Bay.
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πΈ Donna Amaro
Brown, algae-filled water is not the vision we have for our community. We need the flow of clean, fresh water to restore the beauty and vitality of our precious Little Sarasota Bay. It's time to take action for a healthier, more vibrant environment.
Restore the water quality of Little Sarasota Bay by restoring the passage to the Gulf of Mexico. Our team aims to find a harmonious solution that benefits both wildlife and residents. Letβs bring nature back to its natural state. Let's make a change that will benefit everyone.
Houses on the Bay are more than just structures; they're the homes for the people in our community. Restoring the Pass isn't just about water flow; it's about providing our bay locals and with a healthy ecosystem and clean water.
The time to take action is NOW! We have the knowledge, the technology, and the communication to Restore Midnight Pass. We can't wait another 30 years to see this issue worsen.