Trees for Life
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Audubon Advocates
Learn how the Audubon Advocate program is changing the lives of Indian River County students and how you can help!
Serving Indian River County since 1964
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Plants for Birds
Learn about landscaping with native plants for the benefit of birds and purchase native plants for your yard.
Florida Birds Exposed
Buy your copy of Florida Birds Exposed by Juanita N. Baker, Ph.D. All proceeds benefit Pelican Island Audubon.
2021 Intensive Beginning Birding Course
Want to learn more about our Florida Birds? We have over 300 different species that have been seen in our county! What a marvelous opportunity to learn about and see so many unique birds.
Reflections of Blue Cypress, 2nd Edition
Buy a copy of the second edition of Reflections of Blue Cypress by Richard & Juanita Baker.
Statement of Diversity within the Pelican Island Audubon Society
Pelican Island Audubon Society is dedicated to bringing people of color and diverse backgrounds into our membership.
Florida Plan Would Ease Wetlands Permitting. That’s A Problem, Environmentalists Say
Opponents worry the state plan will speed up the loss of wetlands in a state increasingly threatened by sea rise and worsening hurricanes.
Port St. Lucie should encourage native landscaping, not cite it
Unbelievable. Why is Port St. Lucie going after a University of Florida master gardener, Diane Goldberg, whose expertise and leadership has educated the community and encouraged native plants?
August 2020 Birds Need Plants Photo Contest
Ospreys use plant material to build their huge nests! In Memoriam Don Rhodes loved to tell stories and share them with others. Lifelong, he had an interest in flying like the birds, and he pursued other outdoor sports. He came…
Plants are critical to all life on Earth, including ours!
Many of our natives plants are beautiful and enrich our quality of life. Plants are critical in our ecosystems by providing food (fruits & vegetables), climate-change reduction through carbon absorption, and they clean the water we drink and air we breathe. Because of our changing climate, and increasing development of houses, and roads, many plants are going extinct.
Peligram October 2020
Read the October 2020 Peligram.
A Presentation by Doug Tallamy: Restoring the Little Things that Run the World
Doug Tallamy focuses on birds and native plants. He is the author of Bringing Nature Home and Nature’s Best Hope.