St. Johns County Parks and Recreation is excited to announce a new partnership with Ancient City Astronomy ​Club (ACAC) to provide you with an educational evening that is out of this world.

Learn how to create a sustainable community or school garden in this four-part summer series.

Join us for a Beginning Bird Hike to learn how to identify the county's common birds as we meander along a one-mile trail.

Come to this informative workshop and grow veggies like a professional.

Join the University of Florida/Sea Grant Extension program, by participating in the 2019 Great Bay Scallop & Hard Clam Search, a resource-monitoring program where volunteers snorkel, looking for scallops and hard clams in select areas within Gasparilla Sound and lower Lemon Bay.

This training is designed to provide corporate, governmental, environmental, and other personnel the Best Management Practices for lawn and landscape.

Join us for a free meetup to learn about solar technology, and how going solar can save you money.

Join us to learn what UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County is doing around the region with composting, waste reduction and recycling.

So you own or are thinking of buying a few acres in St. Johns County and starting an agricultural business. This series of workshops ($5 each) will provide an introduction into many areas of agriculture.

: Join Dibia DREAM on Saturday August 17th as we engage youth through STEM.

Join GTM Research Reserve volunteers for a beach walk where you will learn about the animals that call the beach their home, as well as about seashells and other interesting facts.

Join local dragonfly expert Paul Trunk as we explore some of the habitats at Brooker Creek Preserve looking for dragonflies. BCP is an excellent area that is home to approximately 20+ species of odonates.

Join St. Johns County Parks and Recreation on a free beach walk, where staff will guide participants in looking for dolphins while enjoying a beautiful sunset.

Each project addresses a wicked problem facing Florida residents, such as arts education, health disparities, food deserts, environmental conservation, and behavioral healthcare.

The class will touch on hobby uses for solar energy but will concentrate on residential uses including planning, design and installation of solar electric systems. You will learn about both thermal as well as electric solar energy.

FWC Researcher Derek Cox will be talking about the habitat use and movement patterns of Juvenile Goliath Grouper in the Southeastern Florida which will help aid in the protection of the species in the future.

The goal of the day is to learn about spring characteristics, history, biodiversity and management issues. These popular springs in the western Panhandle are managed by three different entities – the private sector, local government and a state agency.

The University of Florida IFAS Extension in Seminole County invites you to learn the best way to maintain your lawn while saving money and protecting our precious natural resources.

Guest Speaker Dr, Kathleen Shields and Dr. William Lester will be talking about our native pollinators. After the presentation you will have the opportunity to build your own pollinator house.

Join us for our Green Agriculture Seminar for captivating discussions on topics facing soil health and yields.

Join us for a visit to the UF Boundary Layer Wind Tunnel, a national hub for experimental research into making homes and businesses safer in hurricanes and tornadoes.

Join the Duval Audubon Society on a hike through this nature preserve filled with a vast array of species within a breathtaking backdrop!

We will investigate the fascinating and complex Plant Kingdom in this introduction to Botanical Science.

This workshop will help guide you in landscaping your property in a Florida-friendly manner that will benefit many different species of wildlife while providing you with additional viewing opportunities.

Are you ready to rumble? It’s a crocodilian battle royal at the Florida Museum and YOU decide the winner! Are you Team Crocs or Team Gators?

The Florida Coastal Mapping Program is hosting a Seafloor Mapping Prioritization Workshop focusing on the Panhandle Region! This region includes Gulf, Bay, Walton, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and Escambia Counties.

Are you ready to rumble? It’s a crocodilian battle royal at the Florida Museum and YOU decide the winner! Are you Team Crocs or Team Gators?

This meeting will be live streamed on The Florida Channel.

Join the Florida Public Archaeology Network and get the chance to sort through, identify, and wash artifacts from real archaeological sites while learning how researchers can use them to discover new information about the past.