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The Management Section implements and conducts a wide variety of programs designed to educate and involve Brevard County citizens. Many of these programs change depending on current issues and needs of the public. We strive to provide the public with up-to-date information and invite the public to participate in protecting our natural resources.

Education: Classes, workshops, field activities, and seminars are given to the public as requested and as needs or opportunities are identified.
Outreach: We attend many local festivals and events to distribute information on a variety of natural resources topics.
Volunteer: Many volunteer programs and projects are available to people of all ages, students, and groups.

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	The Management Section implements and conducts a wide variety of programs designed to educate and involve Brevard County citizens. Many of these programs change depending on current issues and needs of the public. We strive to provide the public with up-to-date information and invite the public to participate in protecting our natural resources. Education: Classes, workshops, field activities, and seminars are given to the public as requested and as needs or opportunities are identified. Outreach: We attend many local festivals and events to distribute information on a variety of natural resources topics. Volunteer: Many volunteer programs and projects are available to people of all ages, students, and groups.


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