A voice for conservation in Central Florida, we are a chapter of National Audubon Society and Audubon of Florida. We sponsor interesting monthly programs, field trips, classes in birdwatching and butterfly identification, and schools programs. We have an annual nature photography contest. We welcome members of all ages.  Please also visit our website at www.orangeaudubonfl.org

"People are taking pictures at a record pace, but many are discovering they lack the time to sort, organize and print these images. The need for the services of a personal photo organizer has evolved as consumers seek out effective solutions for preserving and enjoying their precious memories."-- The Association of Personal Photo Organizers          The Orlando Personal Photo Organizer meetup group (OPPO) is a forum for individuals and businesses who provide photo-related services to consumers, …

A Chapter of Audubon of Florida and National Audubon Society est. 1961, WVAS is committed to ongoing stewardship and enjoyment of the natural world. Membership meetings are open to the public. Chapter meets every fourth Tuesday, Sept thru April (except December) at the Garden Club of Deland, South Alabama Avenue (the south end of Earl Brown park in Deland).   6:30pm Mix and mingle 7:00pm Brief meeting and program Refreshments afterward. Wheelchair accessible, parking in rear. WE SUPPORT: Adopt-A …

Artists, Artisans & Craftsman, professional and amateur Welcome to all those creative people of all media We are about creative people building a community to support each other, and to have like-minded people to go do things with.  We are actually creating (beginning) this site April 2, 2012.   I would like to have an annual or semi-annual art show (i helped to get Gala Corina started years ago) and would love to see this group work into some form of large scale show on a regular basis, once …

… Invasive plants can blanket waterways, trails, and scenic landscapes, making boating, hiking and biking difficult, and lowering the land's value for photography and wildlife viewing. Invasive plants can significantly degrade wildlife habitat. Nationally, invasive species are the second-greatest threat to endangered species, after habitat destruction. It is all of our responsibility to keep our community clean. We hold weekly clean ups around Seminole County. Won't you come out and help us pic …