As “adopters” of the Jewell-Steinhardt Cove living shoreline project we regularly maintain the project. This can entail a number of tasks, including cleaning, removing invasive plants, rebuilding the rip rap rock, or planting.
Living shorelines are critically important to the Lake Worth Lagoon because they provide habitat for wildlife, protect the shoreline, and even clean lagoon water by pulling out nutrient pollution.
Join us on our volunteer days to come out and help us keep these shorelines going, and come learn about the project and our environment.
Jewell-Steinhardt Cove is across the street from the Lake Worth Municipal Beach. Limited park is available on the side of the road in the grass, otherwise there is metered parking in the beach lot across the street.

Join us for our inaugural member outdoor adventure hike to the Loxahatchee River!

Your Lake Worth Waterkeeper will guide our members and prospective members on regular outdoor adventures. You can learn about the local habitat, the wildlife, environmental issues.

We’re starting with the Loxahatchee River because it is a National Wild and Scenic River, a designation that was made possible by members of an organization, much like what we’re trying to build. So please join us if you’re a member, and if not you’ll have a chance to become a member at the event!

Come learn about what your role as a member will be and how much good we’ll be able to do together.

We’ll be meeting at Riverbend Park in Jupiter in front of the boardwalk at 10am. Bring a backpack, water bottles, and wear some comfortable shoes that may get muddy. You might also want to wear clothes to go for a swim in.

Your contribution ($20-30pp is recommended) or membership purchase will be payable on-site before we start. The first 10 new members will receive a thank you basket.

Please RSVP by sending an email to info@lakeworthwaterkeeper.org if you plan to attend.