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Environmental Learning Center


This 64-acre reserve, dedicated to educating folks about the fragile environment of the Indian River estuary, offers hands-on displays and a boardwalk through the mangroves. Check the website for details on EcoVentures: guided nature trips including canoe and pontoon boat trips and nature walks.


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