10 Indian River Lagoon projects funded through Space Coast tourism dollars
Oyster restoration, seagrass planting and removing old watercraft were among the projects selected for funding by the Brevard County Commission during its last regular meeting of August.
SB 10 Signed by Gov. Scott
Governor Rick Scott has signed Senate Bill 10, the plan to build a water storage reservoir south of Lake Okeechobee. This is a step in the right direction for restoring the Everglades and stopping the harmful discharges into our local waterways.
12 Days of Christmas: How to donate a golf cart to Florida Oceanographic Society
Fighting to save the Indian River Lagoon can be tiring when your research area covers 57 acres...
2019 Clay Shoot
Thank you to all of our sponsors and the community for their support! Our 2019 Pull for the River Clay Shoot was a success!
2021 was a record year for Florida manatee deaths. Here are 5 ways you can help sea cows
More Florida manatees died in 2021 than any other year, most of them from starving, and many readers have asked TCPalm: How can I help?
33rd Everglades Coalition Conference
The Everglades Coalition, an alliance of 62 local, state, and national conservation organizations held their 33rd annual Everglades Coalition Conference in Stuart from January 11-14.
6 Fantastic Things To Do On Hutchinson Island, Florida
Hutchinson Island is a 23-mile-long barrier island on Florida’s Treasure Coast. Divided into South and North Hutchinson Islands, spanning Martin and St. Lucie counties along the Atlantic Ocean, this quiet and laidback part of the Florida coast is a painless 2-hour drive from the bright lights of…
75th Anniversary of the Everglades National Park
On December 6, 2022, Everglades National Park celebrates its 75th anniversary. Since 1947, this park has been providing an incredible array of experiences to visitors and it’s only getting better with age.
About Us
Florida Oceanographic Society is a non-profit organization founded in 1964 with the mission to inspire environmental stewardship of Florida's…
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Adopt an Animal
Florida Oceanographic’s Animal Adoption Program is a great way to support the Coastal Center and to add a finned or four-flippered friend to your family! When you "adopt” an animal, a portion of your gift helps support the animals in our care.
Animal adoption packages are sent through USPS…
Adopt-A-Highway
Help us to clean up our stretch of A1A!
Adopt-A-Highway
Meet us at the Coastal Center parking lot and help us clean up our stretch of A1A!
Adopt-A-Highway
Help us to clean up our stretch of A1A!
Adopt-A-Highway
Help us to clean up our stretch of A1A!
Adopt-A-Highway (FULL)
Help us to clean up our stretch of Ocean Boulevard!
Adopt-A-Highway (FULL)
Help us to clean up our stretch of Ocean Boulevard!
Adopt-A-Highway (FULL)
Help us to clean up our stretch of Ocean Boulevard!
Adopt-A-Highway (FULL)
Help us to clean up our stretch of Ocean Boulevard!
Adopt-A-Highway (Private)
Help us to clean up our stretch of Ocean Boulevard!
Looking to help keep our community looking natural and free from garbage? Want to get in some exercise? Then join us as we clean our 2 mile section of Ocean Blvd. We’ll meet at 9am at the Coastal Center to get supplies before heading out onto…
Adult Groups
guided adult tours
Florida Oceanographic Society offers special guided adult program options to groups that want a more in-depth visit. These programs are offered throughout the year and are guided by a member of Florida Oceanographic's Education staff. A perfect complement to a visit to the…
Advocacy
White Paper: Big Agriculture Devastating Florida's Water Quality
The Stormwater Treatment Areas (STAs) are being filled with polluted water by private agricultural basin runoff, leaving them too full to filter water flowing from Lake Okeechobee. This mismanagement of water capacity must come to an…
Ais on the Lagoon
Join us for a 4.5-mile round-trip paddle across the Indian River Lagoon! You'll learn about the Ais Indians who inhabited our area centuries ago.
