Katie's Paddle Boarding Adventures

08/18/2024

Set out from to SUP🏝️ and explore. Saw a large Manna Ray, stingray and two different size/type jellyfish 🪼 💦🪼🏄🏼

08/17/2024

05/03/2024

😎Just look at her go at 80 years old 🏄‍♀️🌊

05/03/2024

Everyone
Sunset 🌅 Beach Yoga tonight at St Andrews State park. 6:00 meet up on the beach near the jetties
https://standrewsshellisland.com/event/sunset-beach-yoga/2024-05-03/

🧘‍♀️ Join us at the Jetties on May 3rd for a relaxing yoga class taught by the talented Yoga with Katie 🌅 Hurry! Secure your spot now for only $14.49 per person: https://standrewsshellisland.com/event/sunset-beach-yoga/2024-05-03/

04/08/2024

First SUP Lesson of the season! A Panama City local. She is brand new to the area, only 3 weeks! She was fierce and strong, it was low tide, windy and the bay is still a bit cool. On her Sunday Funday this is what she chose to do. Thank you Lacy for hiring me to be a part of it and welcome to Florida 🏄🏼🌊🌴

04/05/2024

St. Andrews State Park Beach Yoga today Friday 4/5 try to arrive at 6:00 and ready to flow at 6:15

Sign up information in the comments below ⬇️

01/26/2024

It’s National Florida Day! National Florida Day is celebrated on January 25 every year. The day was established to recognize Florida’s arrival as the 27th state. We aren’t entirely sure why, since Florida joined the Union on March 3, 1845. But we’ll take it, we ❤️Florida and celebrate it every day! 🍊🍊🍊
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12/26/2023

Hope you all had a holly jolly Christmas ❄️☃️

11/01/2023

Looking to de-stress and strengthen your mind and body? 💪 Join us for an EPIC event at St. Andrews State Park on Sat, November 4th! 🎉 Release, restore, and strengthen through stretching and fitness with the amazing Yoga with Katie. 🧘 ALL levels and ages are welcome – plus, it’s family friendly! 🏖️ No yoga mat needed, beach towel is recommended.

Check-in starts at 4:45 PM, and the class begins at 5 PM. 🧘🏖️💪🎉
Reserve now: https://bit.ly/3Q3nP9a

10/28/2023

Rice”s Whale video information

10/27/2023

Rice’s Whale facts

Rice's whales are members of the baleen whale family, and they are the only resident baleen whale in the Gulf of Mexico. They are closely related to Bryde’s whale, so closely related that they were thought to be Bryde's whales until scientists in 2021 determined them to be a distinct species.

Fewer than 50 of these magnificent mammals remain, making Rice's whales one of the most endangered whales in the world — yet they have no federally protected critical habitat. Designating critical habitat is essential to giving these whales the space they need to survive — and, one day, thrive again.

Help us demand immediate protection for these whales' home. 👉 bit.ly/3PQ8XMH

📷 courtesy NOAA