Events

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This is a watershed-wide cleanup with participation across all four counties along the St Marys River.  We need your help to make a lasting impact on the St Marys River. Volunteer Celebration afterwards at White Oak Conservation. For more information and to Register to Volunteer – CLICK HERE If you are interested in being part…

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Come for yoga, stay for coffee (or mimosa), and give for a cause. This donations-based class will be a 60-min all levels flow (not heated) team-taught by the teachers of Centred on Yoga! We will flow together in the beautiful taproom and commune afterward in the coffee shop or the brewery. This month all proceeds…

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DATE CHANGE –  NOW MAY 2, 2024 Gardening is more fun with Friends – Join us at our Adopt A Spot along the Amelia River to Sea Trail.  We will be enhancing the beds and weeding. Come for an hour and make a difference for the pollinators! Look for the Cleanup Crew signs and directions…

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Keep Nassau Beautiful, with the City of Fernandina Beach Water Utility, will provide the award-winning program #RefillNassauFL during the 2024 Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival.  The popular Water Monster, 125 gallons of ice-cold water, and limited-edition souvenir cups will be available.  Bring your water bottle for free refills. Volunteers are needed to help at…

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The Annual Wild Amelia Nature Festival EcoExpo will be bigger and better than ever… and so will the fund-raising cruise to kick-off the events on May 10th at 7:00 PM. Join us as we celebrate the bioregion of Nassau County, Florida! Take in an Amelia Island sunset as you gaze in wonder at the nature…

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We will meet before the cleanup at First Love Brewing in Fernandina Beach. The first 130 to register will pick up their free event t-shirt at the kick-off location.  Cleanup supplies will be distributed: supplies include trash grabbers and reusable totes. Bring your gloves and a reusable water bottle.  We suggest closed-toe shoes for the…

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For more than 10 years Wild Nite nature presentations have brought speakers who are experts in their field to share their knowledge about native fauna, flora and the amazing ecosystem that surrounds us.  During each presentation, we will learn how a clean and beautiful environment helps in the conservation and preservation of the unique ecosystem…

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Crowd gathers on Nassau County beach for public sea turtle release with Keep Nassau Beautiful

The Georgia Sea Turtle Center and the Amelia Island Sea Turtle Watch will release a rehabilitated turtle at Main Beach on Wednesday, May 15, at 10:00am, in celebration of this week’s Wild Amelia Nature Festival. Residents and visitors are welcome to come watch! Parking will be limited. INFORMATION AND UPDATES – CLICK HERE

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LEARN MORE or PURCHASE TICKETS Join us at Cocktails for the Gardens and learn more about our newest program, Gardens of Amelia.  This model initiative recognizes those property owners who are preserving and regenerating our historic maritime forest.

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We need you to help make the 15th Annual Wild Amelia Nature Festival EcoExpo better than ever! View the schedule and register here Volunteers are needed to help with ticket sales, attendee surveys, set up, tear down, monitoring the Water Monster and recycle bins, assisting residents with directions, and general goodwill. Come for an hour,…