Meeting places and times vary. Last minute changes may be needed due to weather or other issues.
It is essential to call in advance. Trips are open to the public. Participation in all our activities
is at your own risk and a liability release must be signed if you choose to participate. Appropriate
footwear, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, binoculars, water and snacks recommended.

Saturday, March 6th from 10am to 4pm: Wekiva RiverFest This years festival will have all the activities of previous
years, including "The Eagle Lady", guided hikes, educational displays, live
music and kayak raffle. This year orienteering and Wekiva Scenic Investigations
have been added - with great prizes!
The festival and admission to the Park is free. Activities will include Wekiva Scenic Investigations (WSI), a hunt
for the clues that will help you solve the puzzle and earn a chance at one
of the great prizes. Pontoon boat rides, guided hike, guided nature tour, guided
walking tours, orienteering competitions, nature photography lessons, painting
demonstrations, children's activities, environmental exhibits, demonstrations and
more. "Eagle Lady" Doris Mager will be there with live birds of prey.
Details www.friendsofwekiva.org.
Saturday, March 6th: RiverFest at Volusia County's Gemini Springs Park Music and family fun. Featured food will be catfish and barbeque. Proceeds benefit
local non-profits that serve children and families.
Saturday, March 6th from 8AM to Noon: Prescribed Burn Awareness Nature Center Geneva Wilderness Area
Monday, March 8 at 6:30PM: Introduction to Natural Lands in Seminole County Introduction to Natural Lands in Seminole County will be the program at the
Cuplet Fern Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society Meeting. The meeting will be held at the Environmental
Studies Center, 2985 Osprey Trail, Longwood
Saturday, March 13 from 8AM to 11AM: Grand Opening Lake Harney Wilderness Area Guided hikes at 8AM, 9:30AM and 11AM. Details 407 349-0959
Sunday, March 14 from 2PM to 4PM: Seminole Audubon Society March program This program will be presenting the touring documentary film "Kilowatt Ours: A
Plan to Re-Energize America". It is the story of filmmaker and conservationist Jeff Barrie's
journey across the U.S. to document our energy-relating problems and present practical, cost-saving
solutions for consumers to apply to their lives. The two-part SAS program will also feature
local conservationist Joseph Manning's account of his personal experience at the United Nations
Climate Change Conference held in Copenhagen, Denmark this past December. A student at Haggerty
High School, Manning attended the conference as representative of the Sierra Student Coalition. The
meeting will be held at the Seminole County Library in Sanford (150 N Palmetto Avenue, Sanford). Information
call 407- 977-4389.
Monday, March 15th: Deadline for signing up for the April 23-25th trip to Ft DeSoto March 15th is the deadline for signing up for the April 23-25th trip to Ft DeSoto. As of March 4th. there
are three rooms available and one person willing to share a room.
Saturday, March 20 at 8:30AM: Lake Harney Wilderness Area Field Trip Lake Harney Wilderness Area (2395 Osceola Fish Camp Road, Geneva, FL). Located
on 310 acres on the shores of Lake Harney and the St. Johns River, LHWA offers a diverse
assemblage of habitats, which includes a host of wildlife, such as turkey, White-Tailed Deer,
Great Horned Owls, lots of songbirds and wading birds in addition to three active Bald Eagle
nests. The field trip will include a walk along the historic Flagler Trail to the St. Johns River
and a second trail to Lake Harney. Please wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring binoculars,
hats, sunscreen and water. Car pool from the Library at 8 a.m. or meet at LHWA at 8:30 a.m. Details
and registration 407-977-4389.
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