Our Mission: To preserve and protect the animals, plants, and natural communities
in Indian River County through advocacy, education, and public awareness.

General Meetings - Click for more information.
May 13 - Wildlife Biodiversity in the Mangroves with Ellie Van Os
May 20 - The Neotropical Shorebird Banding Program with Al Begazo

The Pelican Island Audubon Society offers guided pontoon boat tours of Blue Cypress Lake for up to 8 persons per trip.  Expert guides Dr. Richard H. Baker and Bob Bruce provide a unique insight into the wildlife, habitats, and beautiful scenery of one of Florida’s special places.  Sunrise and sunset tours are offered for a donation of $85 per person.  The tours are a fundraiser for the Pelican Island Audubon Society.  Food and drinks are included.  For information and reservations, please call 772-567-3520 or e-mail piaudubon@bellsouth.net. View the flyer.

Teaching Square-Foot Gardening Techniques to Indian River County Schools
PIAS received a $9,890 Innovation Grant to introduce a small-scale gardening project to students of Indian River County to provide them with a hands-on demonstration of the multiple benefits of home gardens.
PIAS-Together Green Innovation Grant Profile
Read the Press Release
Audubon Society launches school garden project-VB32963
Vero Beach Newsweekly article

New Diseases, Toxins Harming Marine Life

Manatee, pelican deaths suggest serious problems for Indian River Lagoon

Archive

• March 11 - Sharks: Masters of the Deep with Joe Bartoszek
• April 5-6 - Treasure Coast Birding Festival

• Quality of Life Indicator Project
• Indian River Lagoon Coalition Call to Action
• Indian River County Water Coming & Going
• Richard Baker: Fighting to Protect the Lagoon
• Various Hoots