Explore the Indian River Lagoon Fun for the Entire Family
Summer 2001
The Indian River Lagoon is one of Florida’s unique natural resources that is home to over 4,000 different plants and animals.
The diversity of life in the Lagoon is currently being threatened by Florida’s growing population.
The preservation of the Lagoon depends upon the education of future generations.
 The Florida Oceanographic Society (F.O.S.) will be offering a Saturday morning educational adventure for elementary and middle school students and their parent(s).
Together with F.O.S. staff, you can participate in “hands on” activities to learn about the Lagoon and how to protect it.
Each session will be held at the Florida Oceanographic Society Coastal Science Center on Hutchinson Island in Stuart.
All participants should be prepared to get WET.
Activity Dates:
June
16th
30th
July
14th
28th
August
11th
25th
Activity Fees:
Adults
$7.50
Children (7-12)
$6.00
Members:
Adults
$5.00
Children (7-12)
$3.50
Things to Bring:
Old Sneakers or Water Shoes
Swimming Suit
Sunscreen
Bug Repellent
Towel
Hat
Registration Information:
Call the Florida Oceanographic Society to sign up.
Pre-register at the Center. The Activity Fee Must Be Paid In Advance.
Registration is confirmed upon receipt of Fee and participation on a first registered first served basis.
All Children 12 and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
You must bring appropriate attire for activity. You must have footwear to get in water!
20 participants maximum per session. Some sessions require a minimum number of participants.
F.O.S. reserves the right to cancel any session if necessary. Activity Fee will be refunded in full.
Refund granted up to 2 days prior to Activity Date. No refunds will be granted after that time.
