Events at Peck Center

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Join a community cleanup in areas surrounding the Peck Center. Check in at the field in front of the Peck Center. Bring your own gloves and a reusable water bottle. Safety vests, grabbers, totes and trash bags, and water refills will be provided. RSVP or questions: scarless@fbfl.org Community Cleanup flyer 5 31 2019

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Pre-registration is requested by email to KNB@u3qb7i7cv1.wpdns.site or on-line Checkin at the field in front of the Peck Center. Supplies provided by Keep Nassau Beautiful include safety vest, trash grabber, buckets and bags for litter pickup and disposal. Volunteers should wear comfortable shoes for walking, and if desired a reusable water bottle, gloves, your own…

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REGISTER HERE Volunteers are needed to assist in the Adopt A Tree Free Tree drive-thru event.  Help with setup and teardown, direct traffic, verify residency, verify free tree reservations, and load free trees in vehicles.  This will be a contactless event and social distancing guidelines will be followed. KNB will provide bright yellow safety vests…

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Fernandina Beach Planning and Conservation Dept. and Keep Nassau Beautiful invite City of Fernandina Beach residents* to receive two of our 3-gallon trees, while supplies last, at a free tree drive-thru event on April 2, 9 am-11 am. To reserve your free trees complete these easy steps: View the Educational Video on proper tree planting…

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REGISTER OCT. 1 – FERNANDINA BEACH Thank you for volunteering to assist residents during the Keep Nassau Beautiful (KNB) free-tree drive-through event.  We look forward to working with you during one or more of our events as your time allows. We will begin set-up at 8am and ask that you plan to arrive no later…

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KNB PNF AdoptATree species_Fall 2022 flyer Thank you for planting trees in Nassau County, Florida.  Our Fall 2022 event has been so popular that all of our free trees have been reserved!  If you would like to be notified of any extra trees remaining at the end of our Fall event or to be placed…

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Wild Nite – Edible Amelia – Jan 10 2023 In this presentation, Betsy Harris will explore a year of seasonal eating featuring edible native plants and mushrooms as inspiration for incorporating wild foods into our everyday diets. Betsy is a native Floridian and naturalist who grew up along the waterways and woods of NE Florida.…

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Have you ever wondered what lies under the ocean surface just off the coast of Northeast Florida? In this discussion Joe Kistel intends to share insights and visuals he has collected during underwater explorations.  He will also describe how underwater habitats are important to the regional environment and coastal communities. Joe Kistel is an award-winning…

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Wild Amelia’s March Wild Nite presentation welcomes Jane Winkler, Tribal Liaison, Cherokee of Georgia, discussing Connection to the Land. Join us at the historic Peck Center on Tuesday, March 14, at 7 pm. Jane Winkler is an enrolled member of the Beaver Creek Indians of SC. After transfer to Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base, she…