Nature School

The Environmentally Endangered Lands (EEL) Program was established in 1990 to protect the natural habitats of Brevard County by acquiring environmentally sensitive lands for conservation, passive recreation, and environmental education.This was made possible by citizens who voted to tax themselves for the acquisition and maintenance of Brevard’s natural areas. Residents reaffirmed the EEL Program in 2004 under a second referendum to protect the natural habitats within Brevard County by the acquisition of environmentally sensitive lands through a willing seller program for the purpose of conservation, passive recreation, and environmental education.To stretch these funds as far as possible, the EEL Program forms partnerships with federal, state and local agencies that are committed to the protection of natural resources and our long-term quality of life. EEL sanctuaries are managed to preserve native habitats and the plants and animals that live there.More information on The Environmentally Endangered Lands Program in Brevard County Website

Enchanted Forest Sanctuary

A new offering at the Enchanted Forest Sanctuary!

444 Columbia Blvd

<p>Introduce your little ones to the wonders of the natural world with our preK-4th grade nature class, where each session blends education and exploration. This is a volunteer led program.</p>

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Nature School

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444 Columbia Blvd

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