Pelican Island Audubon Society
Serving Indian River County since 1964
Category: PIAS News
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Is St. Augustine turf grass an invasive plant?
by Richard H. Baker, Ph.D.as printed in TCPalm on June 12, 2019 The fifth extinction wiped out the dinosaurs. Scientists say we humans have started the sixth extinction. What are we doing to our planet to cause this? One major factor, among many, is our use of chemicals including fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides to support…
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Summer Camp service project cleans Wabasso Causeway
The Summer Adventure Camp headed out to the Wabasso Causeway the afternoon of Tuesday, June 11, 2019 to pick up litter as a community service project. It would be nice to say the campers found little to clean up but there ended up being a lot of trash to pick up. Pelican Island Audubon Environmental…
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CPR Training brings together Board members and Junior Guides
On Tuesday, June 4, 2019, the Junior Guides in training spent the morning in a CPR class taught by Patrice Bowes, an American Heart Association instructor and her assistant Mark Nalewaiski along with 7 talented and attentive teenagers joined by Pelican Island Audubon president Richard Baker, Board members Bill Halliday, Tina Marchese, and Environmental Educator…
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Annual Award Winner Galleries
The Pelican Island Audubon Society recognizes with awards each year those in the community who have played a part in helping the environment. Click to view the full list of Annual Award winners. Click on an image below to scroll through the Annual Awards gallery. Click to view the full list of Annual Award winners.