Considered a water body of national significance, the Indian River Lagoon spans 40% of Florida’s east coast, from New Smryna Beach to West Palm Beach, with most of its waters in Brevard County. Fresh water mixes with ocean salt water to create a unique environment for the more than 2,000 species of plants, 600 species of…
DetailsIf you want to learn about the amazing birding and wildlife in East Central Florida, you don’t want to miss the 23rd Annual Space Coast Birding and Wildlife Festival, January 22-27, 2020. Headquartered at the Titusville Campus of Eastern Florida State College (EFSC), the festival features some of the world’s most renowned birding and wildlife experts.…
DetailsBy Kyle Martin Getting an “A” in Chemistry has never been sweeter. Just ask the students studying under Lecturer Emily Heider, Ph.D., who made Orlando’s wetlands a hands-on classroom for examining the effects of sucralose on the environment. The artificial sweetener is suspected of harming the intestinal bacteria of native wildlife, but its true impact…
DetailsThe Brevard County Environmentally Endangered Lands Program was created to acquire and protect the important environmentally sensitive landscapes and provide passive recreation and environmental education opportunities to residents and visitors.
DetailsBrevard Nature Alliance (BNA) announces its’ newest program, “Brevard Nature News”, a searchable database of environmental information, statistics, and other press releases relating to Brevard County including meeting dates, volunteer requests, organizational updates, etc.
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