Join our Adoption Team - America's Boating Club Cocoa Beach on Thursday Feb 22nd 8am to 10am for a cleanup. Meeting spot will be at the Merritt Island Mall ,JC Penny's East Parking Lot, Sykes Creek . They will be cleaning up Sykes Creek to Veterans Memorial Center Plaza. And Fortenberry Road to Plumosa Street.
Cocoa Beach and the Ron Jon Beach ‘N Boards Fest will be the place to be March 6-10, 2024! Surfing, wakeboarding, skateboarding, beach volleyball, yoga, food trucks. The clean, safe, and beautiful natural surroundings are a crucial element to the enjoyment of the board sports we love, and the Ron Jon Beach ‘N Boards Fest […]
Join us at the Canova Beach Cleanup in Melbourne. The event is hosted by Sandy Paws Brevard and takes place the 2nd Saturday of each month from 930am – 1130am. Contact: hfsteinberger@yahoo.com
Spring forward. Did you set your clocks this morning? It's also a good reminder to check and make sure your irrigation system is working properly and make any adjusments. And you'll have an extra hour of daylight to use.
Please join us if you live in Brevard County south of the Pineda Causeway! Meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month beginning at 11:00 AM. Meeting venue changes so please contact the office to confirm meeting location.
Please join our Adoption Team from Hot Yoga on the Island-Merritt Island for their monthly cleanup at Cherie Down Park in Cape Canaveral. Every 3rd Saturday at 7:30am to 8:30am. If you have any questions please call 321-452-9642
Join our adoption team, Carib Brewery as they clean Shepard Park at 10am in Cocoa Beach on every 3rd Saturday of the month. HUGE thank you for all you do!
Cocoa Beach March 16th, 2024, 10:30 AM – 6 PM, The Friends of the Thousand Islands, in conjunction with the City of Cocoa Beach and Brevard County’s Environmentally Endangered Lands, is holding the 1st Annual Thousand Islands Fest. A family fun and educational event celebrating the Thousand Islands and the progress being made to heal […]
Learn more at: keepbrevardbeautiful.org/news/trash-bash-2024
No fooling. Remember: Native plants require less water.