Satellite Beach Recreation Department Upcoming Events by Lynn Gornto

Samsons Island Adopt a Park Program
Samsons Island Nature Park is a 52 acre island owned by the City of Satellite Beach located in the Indian River Lagoon.  Since 1991, city volunteers and staff have worked diligently to re-vegetate this spoil island to local flora and fauna can enjoy a small piece of open land.  The City's Adopt a Park program recruits individuals, families and local organizations to lend a hand with park duties that suit their ability level.  Individuals and families can volunteer on the island on a schedule that suits them, while organizations are asked to commit to work parties at least twice a year.  Those interested in volunteering on Samsons Island can contact Kerry Stoms, SB Rec. Dept. Director, at 773-6458 or kstoms@satellitebeach.org

Marine Environmental Club    7 - 8pm    Cost:   $30/child
If you enjoyed Marine Biology Camp this summer or have a great interest in marine activities, then keep that excitement going with our Marine Environmental Club this school year!  Kids 7-13 yrs old can join Ms. Tiffany in monthly meetings that feature local experts in marine or environmental fields and marine activities!  The club meets  Nov. 30, Jan. 25, Feb. 29, March 21, and April 25 at the DRS Community Center Meeting Room.   1089 S Patrick Dr Satellite Beach 773-6458

Beachlovers (and trash haters)
Beachlovers & Trash Haters are gathering at Pelican Beach Park, north dune crossover at 8am on the second Saturday monthly.  The informal trash bash is spearheaded by Judy De La Rosa.  Keep Brevard Beautiful will supply trash bags and gloves, volunteers should bring their own drinking water.  No need to rsvp, just show up!  Contact Judy at 960-0436 or judy@mitchrealty.com with questions.

Hightower Beach Park in Satellite Beach!
Your family might wish to discover the educational boardwalk located at Hightower Beach Park, HWY AIA.  Signage along the boardwalk provides information on whales, turtles, birds, our famous worm rock and much more. The message empowers those reading it to make a difference in the lives of each animal and gives instructions on how simple actions and result in big changes.