2012 Winter Shorebird Survey
Feb 14th, 2012 | Category: Announcements, MDC In the NewsSoutheast Volusia Audubon Society 2012 Winter Shorebird Survey Click http://blog.sevolusiaaudubon.org/
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Read More...LECTURE SERIES – RAPTORS WHEN: Thursday, February 16th 6-8pm WHERE: Marine Discovery Center ADMISSION: No charge – No reservations For more information contact Mark Spradley – mark@marinediscoverycenter.org Gina and Tom Holt from Wild About Birds, located in Edgewater, will bring their friends Katie, Frodo and Tomahawk, the Raptors, for a fun and engaging evening with [...]
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Find out about oyster and other shoreline restoration. Hands on presentation by Marine Discovery staff with educational slideshows. Opportunities are available to become involved in this important and enjoyable project. Locations: Port Orange library meeting room from 4 pm-5:30. on Tue Feb 7th. New Smyrna Beach library meeting room on Mon. 13 Feb. from 4-5:30 [...]
Read More...Volunteers needed to walk beach or kayak and count birds Feb. 3, 2012; 8-10 am. For information contact Coralie Gilson: coralie@marinediscoverycenter or gunnsatbeach@cfl.rr.com.
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Our Exhibit Area is gradually developing.. The touch tank is finished and will be opening soon. The walls and fish tanks will re-create the three ecosystems of the Indian River Lagoon – • oyster beds • mangroves • sea grasses With the help of some of our Florida Coastal Naturalists, the “Shark Bite Capital” Wall is [...]
Read More...Monday, January 16, 2012 8am-3pm For kids 6-14 years old. Kayaking, fishing, crafts, team building and more. read more … (registration form too)
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Where: Indian River Lagoon Park 663 Sandpiper Ave. New Smyrna Beach 32169 When: Tuesday mornings 8-10 am January 10th through April Admission: No charge No Reservations Meet at the shelter. Bring binoculars.
Read More...The signs of Spring will be signaling armored, living fossils to the shorelines of the eastern United States. From the rebirth of legendary Japanese warriors to the modern miracle of the LAL bacterial test, come along with us as we explore Limulus Polyphemus, the heroic Horseshoe Crab. The talk will conclude with the introduction of [...]
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