Florida Sportsmens Conservation Association

Founded in 1960, The Benjamin School is a college preparatory school, based in North Palm Beach, Fla. It has upper, middle and lower school divisions, and offers various academic programs, such as fine arts, athletics, student activities and community services. The school serves more than 1,200 students of prekindergarten through grade 12, and has a student-teacher ratio of 13-to-1. The school offers a wide variety of courses, such as art, computer science, English, health, International Baccalaureate, mathematics, physical education, science, social studies and foreign languages. Its visual and performing arts course offers art, band, chorus, dance, drama, graphics, photography and video production. The school provides a variety of athletic activities, such as baseball, lacrosse, cross country, football, tennis, wrestling, volleyball and golf. It offers various facilities, including computer laboratory, library, cafeteria and store. The Benjamin School is approved by the Florida Council of Independent Schools.

The Wild Dolphin Project Inc., based in North Palm Beach, Florida, is dedicated to the research and conservation of wild dolphin populations, primarily focusing on Atlantic spotted dolphins. Through their various research efforts, the organization aims to enhance understanding of dolphin behavior, communication, and social structures while promoting public awareness and education about marine life. In addition to their research initiatives, the Wild Dolphin Project offers opportunities for community involvement, including membership options and planned giving, allowing individuals to contribute to the ongoing efforts to protect and study these intelligent marine mammals. Their educational programs and resources further engage the public in marine mammal science and conservation practices. Generated from the website