Gumbo Limbo Nature Center
Nestled within a coastal preserve, Gumbo Limbo offers an accessible boardwalk through a tropical hardwood hammock. Wild butterflies flutter around gardens.
05/28/2026
Our April 2026 volunteer of the month is...Al Pelligrinelli!
Al is one of our superstar volunteers. He began volunteering at Gumbo Limbo in 2009 and has amassed over 3,580 hours of service! Al comes in week after week as an aquarium guide and fish feeding presenter. He is also the leader of our free program 'Early Birding with Al', offered the fourth Thursday in October through May. Al is a member of the Volunteer Advisory Committee and serves as a volunteer trainer. He is an incredible educator, mentor, and friend of Gumbo Limbo. Thank you, Al, for everything you do. We are immensely grateful to have you on our team!!!๐
05/23/2026
Happy World Turtle Day! ๐ข๐๐
Turtles have been celebrated and featured in stories and legends throughout history. Often representing strength, creation, wisdom, and perseverance, turtles hold a special place in cultures around the world. From ancient myths to modern conservation efforts, they continue to inspire people of all ages with their resilience and remarkable journeys.
Learn about some of the incredible turtle tales from around the world and join us in celebrating turtles today and every day!
05/19/2026
Nesting season is in full swing here in South Florida! Every night, sea turtles come ashore all along the coast to lay their eggs in the sand. Soon, tiny hatchlings will emerge from those nests and make their journey to the ocean. You can help protect them by keeping our beaches clean, dark and flat!
๐Clean: remove all trash and other manmade objects that could entangle, harm, or prevent sea turtles from nesting.
๐กDark: Do not use white lights on the beach at night and turn off beachfront lighting. Artificial lights can disorient turtles and cause hatchlings to crawl the wrong direction on the beach.
๐Flat: Fill in holes, knock down sandcastles, and remove beach equipment before you leave. Sea turtles can become trapped in holes or blocked by objects preventing them from nesting or returning to the ocean.
Even small actions can make a big difference. Letโs share the shore and give our sea turtle neighbors the safe beach they need! ๐ข๐
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1801 N Ocean Boulevard
Boca Raton, FL
33432
Opening Hours
| Monday | 12pm - 4pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4pm |
| Friday | 9am - 4pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 4pm |
| Sunday | 9am - 4pm |