
Continue reading “BB Bicycle Club Honors Cyclist in “Ride of Silence””
Continue reading “BB Bicycle Club Honors Cyclist in “Ride of Silence””
For a second straight year, Bonita Bay – an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Property recognized for its sustainable natural resource management and environmental stewardship, was recently visited by Audubon’s Regional Coordinator, Ann Paul, who was researching a famed nesting spot of local wading bird colonies – Bonita Bay’s own Hidden Harbor Lake and the islands therein.
Continue reading “Bonita Bay Nesting Birds – an Audubon Focus”
For horse-racing fans, you understand the importance and excitement of correctly naming a “trifecta” (essentially, three winners crossing the finish line in a particular order).
In the story that follows, you’ll discover an actionable, real-life example of a trifecta (although, in this specific case, the emphasis of the order isn’t the priority, but rather the focus lies within the three defined parties who cross the finish line).
Additionally, this “local trifecta”  is not found on a track filled with dirt, but rather in a community filled with encouragement. The three entities for whom “community” is synonymous with “kinship” and “cooperation” include Habitat For Humanity,  the award-winning landscape experts from O’Donnell Landscapes and the Bonita Bay Community Association. Continue reading “What a Successful Trifecta Looks Like!”
This past Wednesday evening, Riverwalk Park was transformed from a place of recreation into a merry extension of the North Pole; with a southwest Florida twist (no snow!). It was a vision of holiday wonderment for all to enjoy.
Attendance was overwhelming (it is estimated over 800+ residents, families and guests joined the festive occasion). If you have not attended this event over the past 32 years, we strongly suggest you mark the date on your calendar next year as a “not to miss” event.
For those who “mixed and a’ mingled,” thank you for your exuberant involvement. For those who were absent, here is a peek at some of the heartwarming highlights:
You may have heard about Blue Zones? (Remember, not long ago we posted about Tavira getting Blue Zones recognized – the first high rise in Southwest Florida? Read about it HERE.)
Blue Zones are geographically defined areas where people live measurably longer and more healthy lives (based on studies, the five highlighted cities shown in the photo above are considered “Longevity Hot-Spots” when researching lifestyle, diet, social interaction and attitude.)
Continue reading “Help the Bonita Bay Community Turn Blue (Zones!)”
Offering special thanks to the Bonita Bay Residents who joined the staff from the Bonita Bay Community Association for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Open House Celebration this past Friday. We realize this event had a limited number of spaces available, and therefore we wanted to share with those who were unable to attend some of the colorful highlights; it was a pleasant afternoon that hosted a warm and welcoming kick-off to what is certain to be another successful activity season for all Bonita Bay residents.