First Friday Litter Sweep
The First Friday Litter Sweep is a monthly volunteer cleanup at the Marine Resources Council’s Ted Moorhead Lagoon House in Palm Bay, where participants remove trash from nearby highways, trails, […]
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Marine Resources Council Garden Day
Hands‑on planting and maintenance of native plants (often mangroves, salt marsh grasses, and other coastal species) Educational activities for volunteers and the public about native plant care and its role […]
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Getting started with Aquaponics
UF/IFAS Extension - Brevard County 3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa, FloridaIntroduction to aquaponics: how fish, plants, bacteria, and system components work together to grow food. This introductory course on aquaponics teaches the fundamentals of a sustainable food production method that […]
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Marine Resources Council Mangrove Workshop
MRC runs one of the largest licensed mangrove nursery in the state of Florida. Our Sebastian property is host to our large nursery with ~9000 plants. This nursery provides red, […]
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Waterway Warriors Group Cleanup Event – Location TBD
Because trash travels with wind, rain, and human traffic patterns — and Waterway Warriors go where the need is greatest, we don’t schedule our cleanup locations more than about two […]
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2026 Garden Marketplace
UF/IFAS Extension - Brevard County 3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa, Florida2026 Garden Marketplace Gently Used Garden Treasures – Looking for New Homes! Join UF/IFAS for Brevard Discovery Garden's first-ever Garden Marketplace on Saturday, November 14, from 9:00 AM to Noon! […]
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Town of Melbourne Beach Nature Day
More details in the new year. Environmental speakers and tables. Free yoga and native plant giveaway. Food Trucks, music and kids activities. Ryckman Park, Ocean Ave, Melbourne Beach
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Florida Youth Naturalist Spring Break Day Camp 2027
UF/IFAS Extension - Brevard County 3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa, FloridaMonday, March 22-Wednesday, March 24, 2027 • 9 AM-4 PM Get outdoors this summer and spend 3 days exploring three unique Florida ecosystems! The Florida Youth Naturalist Program (FYNP) is […]