
Amelia Island Whale Ambassadors offers presentations of “The Right Whales of Amelia Island” to community organizations, clubs, and schools. To schedule a presentation for your group, please contact Richard Timm at rtimm.ontheisland@gmail.com.
2025 Presentations
1/16/25 Fernandina Beach Library
1/27/25 Marina Advisory Board
4/8/25 Wild Night calving season update
2024 Presentations
1/25/24 Newcomers Club: 90 attendees
3/12/24 Methodist Church: 12 attendees
3/25/24 Friends of Talbot Islands: 55 attendees
5/1/24 Experimental Aircraft Association: 30 attendees
6/30/24 First Presbyterian Church Fernandina Beach: 30 attendees
9/7/24 Story and Song Bookstore: Right whales offshore Fernandina: a historical perspective (open to the public)
10/1/24 Amelia Island Sailing Club: 40 attendees
10/15/24 Rotary of Jacksonville – Oceanside: 35 attendees
10/17/24 Fernandina Beach Men’s Newcomer’s Club: 50 attendees
10/23/24 Nassau Sport Fishing Association:45 attendees
10/24/24 Women of Nassau: 55 attendees
10/24 Fernandina Beach High School, Marine Science classes
2023 Presentations
2/1/23 Amelia Island Museum of History: 120 attendees
2/15/23 Fernandina Beach High School: 5 classes with 20 students each, total ~100
2/17/23 Rotary (a.m.): 30 attendees
3/9/23 Savannah STEM High School: 20 students
3/23/23 Amelia Island Plantation: 100 attendees
4/4/23 Amelia Island Sailing Club: 30 attendees
5/10/23 Rotary (noon): estimate 40 attendees
10/18/23 Fernandina Beach High School: 3 classes, ~24 students each, total ~68
10/19/23 Yulee Rotary Interact club: 20 students
10/22/23 St. Peter’s Episcopal Church: 22 attendees
10/23/23 Florida Naturalist class: 21 attendees
11/7/23 Greater Nassau Rotary: 20 attendees