Take a
VIRTUAL TOUR
of ORCA!
   

The Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area is composed of more than 365 acres along the Indian River Lagoon in southern Indian River County. Comprising a mixture of distinctly different Florida habitats from wetlands to pine scrub, ORCA is open to the public to experience a bit of natural Florida the way it used to be.

BECOME AN ORCA VOLUNTEER

Learn about the Florida ecosystems represented at the Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area through a series of FREE classes. Also, learn about how you can help out by becoming an ORCA volunteer. All levels of experience and expertise---whether a complete novice to the environment or a master naturalist---are invited to attend.

View the 2008 class schedule

CANOE ORCA
Sunday, February ?, 2008
The Pelican Island Audubon Society in partnership with FMEL/ORCA will conduct a guided canoe excursion using Audubon canoes and equipment on Sunday, February ?, 2008 from 8:00am to approximately 12:00pm. Reservations are required. Call 772-567-3520 to sign up.
Click to learn more about the ORCA/FMEL canoe trips.

Information for ORCA Volunteers

Upcoming walks, events, and other notable happenings not to be missed.

View Schedule.

 
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