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Algae washing up on Caspersen Beach provides a rich habitat for marine life.

Metoporhaphis Calcarata Right Under My Nose

In 2007, I had the good fortune of reconnecting with my best high-school buddy, Alex Kerr. Hadn’t seen him in nearly 25 years. We took a tour of our old stomping grounds on Anna Maria Island, then drove down the coast and stopped at one of my favorite beachcombing beaches: Caspersen Beach, in Venice, FL. […]

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Caspersen Beach takes you back in time.

Caspersen Beach: A Page Out of History

How many beaches on the southwest coast of Florida appear today as they did 500 years ago? Not very many. But Caspersen Beach is one of those rare places. Just take a look at the photo above. The beach is lined with cabbage palms (Florida’s state tree). Native grasses and sea grapes join the palms […]

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