Deadman's Island

Deadman's Island is a unique coastal park and tourist attraction located in Gulf Breeze, Florida, United States. Thanks to the efforts of various organizations and the local community, the island has undergone significant restoration and preservation projects in recent years. With over 22,000 plants planted and seven pilot projects completed, Deadman's Island is thriving as a diverse ecological habitat.

The institution is dedicated to preserving the natural character of the island, which includes a migratory bird drop zone, coastal marine oak hammock, juncus saltmarsh, and native oyster habitats. The restoration efforts have led to an increase in biodiversity and population of sportfish in the area.

Visitors to Deadman's Island can enjoy a range of recreational activities such as paddleboarding, boating, hiking, fishing, kayaking, and exploring. The island also serves as an educational site for schools and organizations, offering environmental education programs and opportunities for marine research.

With ongoing monitoring and restoration projects, Deadman's Island continues to be a valuable asset to the community and a beacon of conservation efforts in the Gulf Breeze area.