Florida Ocean Marine Life Stuart, FL

Welcome to Florida Oceanographic Society!
 
Join our mission to inspire environmental stewardship of Florida's
coastal ecosystems through education and research.
 
With more than 8,500 miles of tidal shoreline, 2.1 million acres of estuaries and 30 percent of the state's land cover consisting of wetlands, Florida's relationship to water is vital to the prosperity of our state.
 
Since 1964, Florida Oceanographic Society has worked to protect our coastal ecosystems through education and research. I invite you to get involved today: visit the Coastal Center, become a member, and volunteer. Together, let's inspire environmental stewardship for generations to come.
 
                   - Mark Perry, Executive Director, Florida Oceanographic Society
Join us for Coastal Discovery Summer Camp and
Specialty Immersions for teens
 
Florida Oceanographic Society is pleased to announce the schedule for our 2013 Coastal Discovery Summer Camp and Summer Programs.

Half-day camps are available for ages 4-5, or full-day camps for ages 5-16. New this year are specialty immersions for teenagers.
 
Interested in registering a camper? Visit our summer camp page for a brochure and registration packet, or call 772-225-0505, ext. 118.
 
Hours of Operation
Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
 
Please Note:
Our afternoon schedule has changed to include our newest exhibits.
 
Admission
Adults $10
Children (3-12) $5
Children under 3 FREE
Members FREE
 
Weather Hotline
For real time weather reports from the Florida Oceanographic Coastal Weather Station at the House of Refuge on Hutchinson Island, Fla., call 772-225-2300. 
TEMPORARILY OUT OF SERVICE
The weather station is currently down due to the loss of power at the House of Refuge. The station will be back online as soon as power is restored. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.