Southeast Volusia Audubon Society, P.O. Box 46, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32170; Sevas@cfl.rr.com
Dedicated to the protection of birds, other animals, and their habitats through education and activism

 

 

 
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2007-2008 Meetings
Meetings are conducted on the first Wednesday of the month at the Edgewater Library at the corner of US 1 and Indian River Boulevard. They start at 7:00 p.m. and are open to the general public. You do not have to be a member to attend.
Meeting Date Program
October 3 Mr. Eric West, an environmental activist, will talk on the Unreasonable development in East Central Florida.
November 7 The guest speaker will be Adam Kent who is employed as the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC)'s Scrub-Jay Conservation Coordinator. He will talk about the world of sparrows.
December 5

Linda Evans of the University of Florida Extension Services located at the Volusia County Fairgrounds office on State Road 44. Linda's topic will be "What's Bugging You?" She will discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of the insects which we encounter in our yards, gardens and travels.

We will also have a brief presentation by a representative from the "Hometown Democracy" initiative explaining the reason for their action and the current status of their petition.

January 2 Gil and Donnadine Miller. As all our membership is aware, Gil is a dedicated and excellent photographer.

Gil and Donnadine travelled to Ecuador this past spring to visit the Galapagos Islands.

His pictures and their commentary will be of interest to all.
February 6 Our February speaker will be Karen Stauderman the newly appointed Volusia County Urban Horticulture Extension Agent.  Karen will speak to us on the wise usage of water in the Florida home landscape.
March 5 Nomination of officers for next year.

Kevin Schweizer of the firm Schweizer-Waldroff Architects, Inc of New Smyrna Beach. Using the Snowden residence in New Smyrna Beach which he designed, Kevin will demonstrate energy production and conservation as well as water reuse and preservation. He will also discuss availability of state and federal assistance for solar power.
April 2 Annual pot luck at Menard-May Park in Edgewater. Election of Officers.
   
Tentative 2008-2009 meetings
October 1 Ron Paradise will talk on growth management and how to more effectively participate in the process.  He has 18 years experience in government land management planning and is currently a consultant based in Edgewater.  Click here for his bio.
November 5 Samantha McGee, Park Biologist, St Sebastian River State Park.  She will speak on the Red-cockaded Woodpecker.  Click here for her bio.
December 3 Drs. Roger Reep and Pete McGuire from U of F speaking on manatees.  Click here for their bios.
Young people are the key to the future of our country. It is their inheritance we are spending and they need to care about how carefully we are stewarding it. They have a great stake in it. Please help us with your financial support.
Audubon Adventures provides classrooms with environmental education prrograms. They cost about $50.00 per class. Will you sponsor a class?
Books to Schools. We are providing environment oriented books to four schools in the area this year at a cost of $350.00 per school. Will you help?
Volunteers. Your help with any of our activities is needed. The more volunteers we have, the less each of us has to do.
Join us!Check out this page for an application.