Step into the fascinating world of Florida’s birds in this engaging presentation of photographs by local visual artists. Free event!
Event Description: Birdsong is more than a beautiful part of nature—it plays a vital role in communication, courtship, and survival. In this engaging presentation, behavioral ecologist Rindy C. Anderson will explore the science behind how and why birds sing, what these vocalizations reveal about their behavior, and how environmental changes may affect avian communication. Drawing on...
Join the Florida Oceanographic Society for the 2026 Coastal Lecture Series! These FREE lectures will take place every Tuesday night from January 20 to March 10 at 6:30pm at the Blake Library in Stuart. Prefer to tune in from home? We’ve got you covered— each lecture will also be simulcast live via Zoom. March 10 Harmful Algal Blooms in South...
Join the Florida Oceanographic Society for the 2026 Coastal Lecture Series! These FREE lectures will take place every Tuesday night from January 20 to March 10 at 6:30pm at the Blake Library in Stuart. Prefer to tune in from home? We’ve got you covered— each lecture will also be simulcast live via Zoom. March 3 The Role of Fire in...
Join the Florida Oceanographic Society for the 2026 Coastal Lecture Series! These FREE lectures will take place every Tuesday night from January 20 to March 10 at 6:30pm at the Blake Library in Stuart. Prefer to tune in from home? We’ve got you covered— each lecture will also be simulcast live via Zoom. February 24 The World According to Sharks:...
Join biologist Mark Cook of the South Florida Water Management District for a fascinating evening exploring the incredible world of wading birds. Learn how species such as herons, egrets, ibises, and wood storks serve as vital indicators of the health of South Florida’s wetlands. Dr. Cook will share insights from years of research and conservation work. Learn...
Join the Florida Oceanographic Society for the 2026 Coastal Lecture Series! These FREE lectures will take place every Tuesday night from January 20 to March 10 at 6:30pm at the Blake Library in Stuart. Prefer to tune in from home? We’ve got you covered— each lecture will also be simulcast live via Zoom. February 10 Encounters with Gentle Giants: A...
UPDATE: This lecture will be VIRTUAL only. Join the Florida Oceanographic Society for the 2026 Coastal Lecture Series! These FREE lectures will take place every Tuesday night from January 20 to March 10 at 6:30pm at the Blake Library in Stuart. Prefer to tune in from home? We’ve got you covered— each lecture will also be simulcast live via Zoom....
Join the Florida Oceanographic Society for the 2026 Coastal Lecture Series! These FREE lectures will take place every Tuesday night from January 20 to March 10 at 6:30pm at the Blake Library in Stuart. Prefer to tune in from home? We’ve got you covered— each lecture will also be simulcast live via Zoom. January 27 The Everglades: River of Change...
Fred Moyer Jazz Trio dazzles with stunning musicianship and a unique approach to jazz! The trio performs its own arrangements of standards from the great American Songbook and this concert will include music of Dave Brubeck, Oscar Peterson, Monty Alexander, and Ahmad Jamal. Seating available on first-come basis; no tickets required. Sponsored by the Friends...
Scientific research is a key component of Florida Oceanographic Society’s conservation-focused mission. Gain a better understanding of the important research being carried out by Florida Oceanographic scientists on topics like water quality, seagrass genetics, and oyster diseases. Presented by Dr. Krista McCoy, Director of Scientific Research and Conservation, Florida Oceanographic Society
Event Description: Join us for an informative presentation on the conservation of Purple Martins, North America’s largest swallow and an iconic migratory songbird. Wildlife photographer and conservation advocate Shelly Rozenberg will discuss the ecology and behavior of these remarkable birds, the challenges they face due to habitat loss, and ongoing local efforts to support their recovery....
Join us for an engaging and informative presentation by Dr. Paul Gray, Audubon Florida’s Everglades Science Coordinator, on the recovery of two of Florida’s most iconic and imperiled bird species — the Florida Grasshopper Sparrow and the Snail Kite. Once on the brink of extinction, both species have been the focus of intensive conservation and recovery...
