The City of Naples with Collier County monitors the presence of Red Tide (Karenia brevis) off the coast of Southwest Florida. Today's sample results in the City of Naples at the Naples Pier and Seagate Beach show the presence of high levels of the toxic algae bloom. We have received reports of dead fish and [...]
By Stan Karpf, GSAC Vice President Submit questions or feedback online After several GSAC residents brought this debris pile located at the Seagate Beach public parking area at the north end of Gulf Shore Blvd to our attention we went into action. With the cooperation of the collier county parks and recreation department we successfully got [...]
Venetian Bay Yacht Club North is rebuilding their docks and boat slips. They will be adding lifts too. Landscaping on Seagate Beach, which was washed away during Hurricane Ian, has been replanted. The wooden walkway at Seagate Beach was also washed away due to the storm surge, but has now been [...]
Located at the north end of Gulf Shore Boulevard, Seagate Beach is an important landmark for the GSAC neighborhood. It has served witness to several memorable events and has welcomed tourists showcasing the beauty of GSAC. However, amidst its beauty was an eyesore - a rotting entry sign that was begging to be replaced, not to [...]
May 1st marks the beginning of Turtle Nesting Season in Southwest Florida. For those of us that are staying in our beautiful City during the summer, it is important to limit night activities on the beach and reduce light pollution. The City of Naples Natural Resources Department offers useful information and guidance for both association [...]
