INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — On Feb. 26 from 1 to 2 p.m., the Environmental Learning Center is leading an outdoor program for grandparents who have grandkids visiting them. It is an opportunity for grandparents to share time with the grandkids while learning about Florida’s amazing natural resources.
The program is lead by Rosemary Badger, an environmental educator who specializes in early childhood education. She will lead the group in either exploring ELC’s island campus or heading to a local beach, so participants should dress for outdoor exploration.
This program is appropriate for grandparents with grandkids who are between the ages of 4 and 7. The cost is $10/family ($8/family of ELC Members). Reservations are required and may be made by calling the ELC at (772) 589-5050 ext. 114.
The Environmental Learning Center is located north of Vero Beach off County Road 510 at the western end of the Wabasso Bridge. Its campus includes exhibit areas, native plant gardens, picnic facilities, gift shop, and visitor center. ELC membership benefits, a list of its many field excursions, EcoVentures, including nature walks, canoe excursions, and boating adventures can be found at www.DiscoverELC.org.
Admission is $5 per person, children 12 and under free, and ELC members receive free admission year-round. The first Saturday of every month is free to all.
