The Elling Eide Center

The Elling Eide Center

The Elling Eide Center is a nonprofit research library, nature preserve, and cultural retreat located on 72 acres of rare coastal habitat in Sarasota, Florida. Named after scholar and preservationist Elling Oliver Eide (1935–2012), the Center’s mission is to advance scholarly research in the humanities and environmental sciences with a particular emphasis on Asian studies. The Center houses one of the most significant private collections of East Asian literature in the United States, as well as one of the last remaining reserves of biodiversity in an increasingly urbanized Florida coastline. Our approach to scholarship, grounded in nature, provides students and scholars with unique opportunities to address critical questions at the intersection of culture, climate, and conservation.

Elling Eide Center  - Group Volunteer Workday and Picnic primary image

Elling Eide Center - Group Volunteer Workday and Picnic

Friday • 8:00 AM and 3 more

Elling Eide Center

Free

Elling Eide Center Bird and Insect Survey primary image

Elling Eide Center Bird and Insect Survey

Tue, Jun 23 • 4:30 PM and 1 more

Elling Eide Center

Free

Elling Eide Center  - Mango Preservation Party primary image

Elling Eide Center - Mango Preservation Party

Sat, Jul 25 • 9:00 AM

Elling Eide Center

Free

June 12Friday
Elling Eide Center  - Group Volunteer Workday and Picnic primary image

Elling Eide Center - Group Volunteer Workday and Picnic

Friday • 8:00 AM and 3 more

Elling Eide Center

Free

June 23Tuesday
Elling Eide Center Bird and Insect Survey primary image

Elling Eide Center Bird and Insect Survey

Tue, Jun 23 • 4:30 PM and 1 more

Elling Eide Center

Free

July 25Saturday
Elling Eide Center  - Mango Preservation Party primary image

Elling Eide Center - Mango Preservation Party

Sat, Jul 25 • 9:00 AM

Elling Eide Center

Free