
Marine Discovery Center will present the fun, family film Hoot on Friday, March 5 in the Hunter Amphitheater at MDC. This film is rated PG with a run time of 91 minutes.
Join MDC for this feature presentation PLUS a visit from bird rehabilitator Gina Holt from Wild About Birds, Inc. and her amazing owls, Miko & Mr. Frodo, and optional owl pellet dissection program!
Learn more and book your 10’x10′ square today!

DISCOVER AMAZING.
The Marine Discovery Center has spent over 20 years informing and educating citizens and guests about the amazing biodiversity of the Indian River Lagoon.
Tagged as the most biologically diverse estuary in North America, the Indian River Lagoon boasts more than 4,000 species and spans 156 miles down Florida’s east coast — providing countless ways to engage the public. Programs at MDC for all ages are designed to offer hands-on, feet-wet learning opportunities through classes, camps, lectures, boat and kayak eco-tours with certified naturalists and teachers.
We invite you to learn more about all we have to offer.
Exploration | Conservation | Education
COVID Notice
Currently we are open for our normal operating hours, offering boat tours and kayak tours with limited capacity, and taking extra precautions to keep our staff and guests safe. We also are hosting lots of wonderful Education Programs! We invite you to Discover Amazing with us as we work to gain a sense of normalcy in a vastly different world.
Marine Discovery Center News & Announcements
Camp Costa Brings New Features to MDC’s Fishing Camps
By Lisa D. MickeyThe Marine Discovery Center’s summer fishing camps have long been a popular activity for young anglers, but this year’s camps will get a noticeable upgrade, thanks to sponsorship by Costa. “Camp Costa – Catch What’s Out There!” will launch in June...
MDC March Lecture Explores Microplastics In the IRL
Microplastics in the Indian River Lagoon18March, 2021When: Thursday, March 18 at 7:00 pm Where: This program is online via Zoom Cost: FREE | Register Now“Microplastics in the Indian River Lagoon” will be the topic of the Marine Discovery Center’s March Monthly...
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"To protect and restore the Florida coastal and Indian River Lagoon ecosystems
through education, research and community stewardship."