An informative panel discussion on sea-level rise, river flooding, resiliency planning, and solutions for our communities; lunch; and a mural dedication, accompanied by Stetson University students playing a new piece of music composed for Earth Day by a Stetson student. Free, but a suggested donation for the lunch is $20. To attend, register at tinyurl.com/stetsonclimateconvo.

Topic: “Volusia County Resiliency Initiatives.” Learn about climate change, low-impact development and green infrastructure. Participants must attend in-person classes and at least three of the virtual classes to receive a certificate of completion. Makeup dates are available for the virtual programs. Free. Registration is required. Email Sandy Falcon at sfalcon@volusia.org or call 386-789-7207, ext. 21025, […]

Topic: “Volusia County Resiliency Initiatives.” Learn about climate change, low-impact development and green infrastructure. Participants must attend in-person classes and at least three of the virtual classes to receive a certificate of completion. Makeup dates are available for the virtual programs. Free. Registration is required. Email Sandy Falcon at sfalcon@volusia.org or call 386-789-7207, ext. 21025, […]

Learn about climate change, low-impact development and green infrastructure. Participants must attend in-person classes and at least three of the virtual classes to receive a certificate of completion. Makeup dates are available for the virtual programs. Free. Registration is required. Email Sandy Falcon at sfalcon@volusia.org or call 386-789-7207, ext. 21025, to receive the online-registration link.

Hosted by Green Volusia, Lyonia Environmental Center and the University of Florida/Volusia County Extension. Learn about climate change, low-impact development, and green infrastructure. The Climate Smart Floridians Program takes an innovative, fun and comprehensive approach to climate change that will help build community support and reduce household impacts on climate change. Participants will learn what […]

Topic: transportation. Hosted by Green Volusia, Lyonia Environmental Center and the University of Florida/Volusia County Extension. Learn about climate change, low-impact development and green infrastructure. The Climate Smart Floridian Program takes an innovative, fun and comprehensive approach to climate change that will help build community support and reduce household impacts on climate change. Participants will […]

Topic: Volusia County resiliency initiatives. Hosted by Green Volusia, Lyonia Environmental Center and the University of Florida/Volusia County Extension. Learn about climate change, low-impact development, and green infrastructure. The Climate Smart Floridians Program takes an innovative, fun and comprehensive approach to climate change that will help build community support and reduce household impacts on climate […]

Sponsored by the West Volusia Historical Society. The facility houses the Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience Field Station, with a laboratory, floating and outdoor classrooms, conference and event space, and Stetson University’s rowing teams. Tour the facility, and learn about programs and research done here to consider policies and practices that affect our water […]

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.

Manatee Watchers are trained to observe manatee behavior, document manatee sightings, photograph manatees, and sketch scar patterns. Information gathered from Manatee Watch volunteers provides vital manatee information, including behavior, movement within waterways, habitat use and individual identification. Participants will receive a packet of training materials. Participants should be at least 16 years old. Free. Advance […]

Learn about gardening principles for native Florida plants as you walk through the grounds of the Stetson Aquatic Center. The group will put in some volunteer time by weeding, planting and mulching the gardens. Free. Registration is required; call 386-736-5927.

A workshop sponsored by 1000 Friends of Florida to explore population-growth projections in Volusia County. Policy and Planning Director Jane West will conclude the event with recommendations for the county to protect Volusia’s unique urban-rural character, and quality of life for residents. To register, visit https://stjohnsriverkeeper.salsalabs.org/2021-11-volusia2070/index.html. Email Haley Busch at hbusch@1000fof.org.