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 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.

 Membership Application

Click here to download a membership application in an Adobe PDF document.

Next Meeting
   
Monthly meetings will resume at 7 PM on Monday, September 21st, at Kiwanis Park on Merritt Island.  Enjoy your summer!

Thanks to Beth McMillan, Assistant Director of the Marine Resources Council, and Bob Day, SJRWMD, for their informative presentations on water quality of the Indian River Lagoon.
 
 
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 "Adapting to Rising Sea Level" on June 25th

The Space Coast Climate Change Initiative will host a forum at the Melbourne Beach Community Center at 7 PM on June 25th.     Randall Parkinson, PhD and  geological consultant, will discuss recent sea-level rise forecasts and the need for a new style of coastal planning.    For more information, visit www.spacecoastclimatechange.com

Historical Marker Dedicated on March 21st

On December 17, 2008, The State Bureau of Historic Presentation finalized, with the Brevard County Historical Commission Manager Stephen R. Benn and the Friends of Ulumay Vice President Jack Lembeck, the designation of the Ulumay Wildlife Sanctuary on Merritt Island as a Florida Heritage Landmark.  This marker at the Ulumay entrance was dedicated on Saturday, March 21st. Commissioner Chuck Nelson  officiated at the ceremony.    Click here to view marker text.
 
 
Popular Blog Features Ulumay
 
The Space Coast Eco blog, published by Marge Bell, provides interesting words and photos about Ulumay.  Scroll down to the March 8 post and read about Marge's visit to Ulumay.  While you are visiting, enjoy a wealth of information about the natural beauty of Brevard and where to find it.  Marge also posts another blog, Space Coast Beach Buzz, that features Brevard Beaches.  Warning - Marge's words may cause you to interrupt your routine and go visit these great locations in Brevard County.

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