Learn about the importance of public land for creating a wildlife corridor, water-resource protection, habitat conservation and more. While there, volunteers will mark the trail and pick up debris. Free. Registration is required; call 386-736-5927.

Topics include climate change and how it relates to water resources, green building, home energy, renewable energy, yards, food, water, transportation and consumption, with a special focus on issues that impact Volusia County. Free. Registration is required. Contact Lisa Necrason at LNecrason@volusia.org, or call 386-789-5927, ext. 12099.

Ride Volusia County’s eco-buggy through Longleaf Pine Preserve, and learn about the importance of the lands. Bring lunch for a stop at the pavilion, where participants will learn about the problems associated with microplastics and marine debris. Free. Registration is required; call 386-736-5927.

Take a walk through the preserve’s flatwoods, cypress domes and swamps. Participants will learn about the connections between soils and the plant and animal communities of the wetlands. Free. ​​Registration is required; call 386-736-5927.

Take a ride through the preserve while learning about its vegetation and the importance of the lands. Participants are asked to bring a bagged lunch for a stop at the pavilion, where they will learn about marine mammals and their importance in the ecosystem. Participants will need to walk one-tenth of a mile to load […]

Ride the eco-buggy through Longleaf Pine Preserve, and mark trails to help hikers with navigation. Participants will learn about the mesic flatwoods and cypress communities along the way. Free. Registration is required; call 386-736-5927.