Friends of Ulumay

Our mission is to provide and promote excellent environmental stewardship of Ulumay Wildlife Sanctuary lands, offering improvement of ecosystems and restoration of modified areas,
while maintaining a balance between active conservation and passive public recreation.

Photos from Nancy

Click here to view photos submitted by Nancy.

Next Meeting

September 15th at 7:00 p.m. at Kiwanis Island Park. Note that this meeting will be held in a different building at the park.

Thanks to Raleigh Berry, Environmental Land Manager with Brevard County, for speaking at the July meeting.

TNC Oyster Mat Program - September 15^th

Michelle Peters-Snyder of The Nature Conservancy will provide a program involving the construction of oyster mats at the September meeting of the Friends of Ulumay. The mats that we construct will be used to restore oyster beds in the Indian River Lagoon.

Commission Approves Ulumay Purchase

The Brevard County Commission voted unanimously (4-0) in favor of purchasing 295 acres adjoining the Ulumay Wildlife Sanctuary. Funding for this purchase is provided via the Environmentally Endangered Lands(EEL) Program. <more>

Slideshow Available

A slideshow of Ulumay scenes, wildlife and plants is available for download from this website. This slideshow is intended for personal computers with Windows. Many thanks to Joe and Lynn Gray of Cocoa Beach from the Friends of Ulumay for providing the original music used in the slideshow.

Click to download slideshow. This slideshow is a large file (18 MB). If you have a slow Internet connection, downloading this slideshow could take a long time. Turn your speakers on when you view the slideshow.

Please Contribute to this Website

Friends of Ulumay invites interested individuals to add content to this website. If you have information about Ulumay that you would like to share, your contributions will be appreciated. <more>