Meet Cory Redwine, a native Floridian whose love for the coast extends far beyond the typical sun, sand, and surf. Cory’s connection to Florida’s beaches and waterways fuels her multifaceted roles as a community leader, mother, partner, artist, activist, angler, and outdoorswoman. Her journey is one of dedication, creativity, and relentless advocacy for the environment she holds dear.
Born and raised on the vibrant Space Coast of Florida, Cory’s life is intertwined with the ocean’s rhythm. Her passions are as diverse as the ecosystems she vows to protect — ranging from fishing and paddleboarding to creating art and leading conservation initiatives. As an accomplished artist, Cory turns the endless tide of oceanic litter into a powerful statement against plastic pollution, crafting stunning artworks from the debris she collects.
Cory’s role as Conservation Director at Star brite and a field tech at UF – Whitley Lab under Dr. Todd Osbourne are just the tip of the iceberg. She collaborates with conservation groups, focusing significantly on clam restoration with Blair Wiggins IRL and spearheading her own 501(c)(3) organization, SeaRedwine Preservation. Here, she is hands-on, growing and planting mangroves, and leading various ecological restoration projects. Her free time is spent walking the beaches and rivers, transforming the litter she collects into art, advocating for the environment through her unique artistic lens.
Cory’s dedication extends to her family and community, where she actively participates in educational outreach, teaching both children and adults the importance of conservation and sustainable practices. Her work is a testament to her belief that individual actions can lead to significant environmental change, inspiring others to take part in making their ecosystems better. Through her art and advocacy, Cory Redwine continues to be a beacon of hope and inspiration, demonstrating the power of one person’s commitment to a greater cause.
Cory Redwine stands as a testament to the impact one individual can have on their community and the environment. Her story is a blend of personal passions, professional dedication, and a deep-rooted love for the natural world. As she continues to lead by example, Cory’s influence ripples outwards, encouraging others to join the wave of positive change.
A Space Coast native with a lifelong dedication to Florida’s waterways, Captain Alex Gorichky brings hands-on expertise and deep passion to mangrove restoration efforts. With years of experience in offshore and inshore fishing, diving, and ecological preservation, Alex embodies the spirit of active conservation.
At Project SeaSafe, Alex works alongside Conservation Director Cory Redwine to lead the New Swell Mangrove Restoration Project. His efforts focus on rebuilding mangrove habitats, enhancing coastal resilience, and engaging communities in the critical mission of protecting Florida’s fragile ecosystems.
From a young age, Alex cultivated a deep bond with the waterways that define the Space Coast. This connection fostered not only his professional pursuits but also a personal commitment to protecting and nurturing these vital ecosystems. His leadership in field initiatives and outreach ensures future generations can benefit from healthy, thriving coastal environments.
Alex’s conservation work extends beyond mangrove planting. He is a strong advocate for community involvement, frequently hosting workshops and volunteer events that empower others to take part in restoration efforts. His dedication to creating meaningful change and fostering environmental awareness makes him an integral part of the New Swell Mangrove Restoration Project’s mission.
Sea Redwine Preservation Inc. (87-3131406) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation and is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service
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