A Florida Chapter of the National Audubon Society
The Mission of the Seminole Audubon Society is to promote awareness and protection of the plants and animals in the St Johns River basin in order to sustain the beneficial coexistence of nature and humans.
Florida Scrub Jay at Lyonia Preserve
Photo by Darrell Leidigh
Seminole Audubon Society
PO Box 2977
Sanford, Florida
32772-2977
Serving the communities of:
Sanford, Lake Mary, Lake Monroe, DeBary, Deltona, Geneva, Osteenand others
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Roseate Spoonbills by Roger Grimshaw |
Are Native Plants for you?
What’s the big deal about native versus non-native plants?
Click Here to find out what you can do to help birds, butterflies and bats?
Seminole County's Largest and Singular Wading Bird Colony
Click to check out the Leesburg Whooper Chick!
SAS Lending Library
Seminole Audubon Society has a collection of books, audio and video recordings available to our members. Items may be borrowed for one month. Click here to see a listing of our selections. If you have any items you would like to donate to our Library, or if you would like to make arrangements to borrow an item, please call Faith 407-330-4855.
(407) 977-4389Free Beginning Bird Watching Tours
Take a driving tour around Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge with a trained U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service volunteer to learn how to identify the many birds that frequent the refuge.
Tours usually leave at 9 am from the Refuge Visitor Center and lasts for approximately three to four hours. Please contact Nancy Corona at 321-861-0668 or by email at Nancy_Corona@fws.gov to get details and make reservations.
Suggested items to bring include binoculars, camera, field guides, water and a snack. Loaner binoculars are available.
The Visitor Center is located on SR 402, 5 miles east of U.S. 1 in Titusville.
E-mail Boni Sivi bonisivi@comcast.net
