Wildlife Discovery Day
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Join us on Saturday, July 18, from 12 PM – 2 PM in JCPenney Court for an interactive wildlife experience featuring educational exhibits and hands-on activities from local environmental organizations. Plus you can enjoy face painting too.
Brevard County Parks & Recreation will highlight Florida's threatened gopher tortoise and its important role in the ecosystem. Guests can explore educational displays, build keystone arch blocks, play a "What Lives in a Burrow?" game, and create their own gopher tortoise headband.
Melbourne City Eco Division will share information about how environmental factors, including water quality and litter, affect local wildlife. Interactive activities will include coloring pages and books, as well as a fun recycling game that reinforces environmental stewardship.
Brevard Zoo will present "Adaptations" and explore whether survival is a matter of fitness or nature's unique design. Through hands-on biofacts, guests will discover the adaptations animals use to escape predators, become skilled hunters, and survive in some of the world's harshest environments.
This free family-friendly event offers a fun opportunity to learn about local wildlife, conservation, and the natural world through engaging educational experiences.
Brevard County Parks & Recreation will highlight Florida's threatened gopher tortoise and its important role in the ecosystem. Guests can explore educational displays, build keystone arch blocks, play a "What Lives in a Burrow?" game, and create their own gopher tortoise headband.
Melbourne City Eco Division will share information about how environmental factors, including water quality and litter, affect local wildlife. Interactive activities will include coloring pages and books, as well as a fun recycling game that reinforces environmental stewardship.
Brevard Zoo will present "Adaptations" and explore whether survival is a matter of fitness or nature's unique design. Through hands-on biofacts, guests will discover the adaptations animals use to escape predators, become skilled hunters, and survive in some of the world's harshest environments.
This free family-friendly event offers a fun opportunity to learn about local wildlife, conservation, and the natural world through engaging educational experiences.
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Where is it happening?
1700 W New Haven Ave Ste 965, Melbourne, FL, United States, Florida 32904
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