About this Event
The Volusia County Explore Volusia program invites you to join Education Specialist Tommy Nordmann, Environmental Specilaist Holly Giles , and DeBary Hall Education Coordinator Lisa Perez on a paddle up Spruce Creek. We'll discover the history and significance of the Spruce Creek Mound. Along the way we’ll also identify native plants and animals and discuss their historical importance to humans in the area as well as their ecological importance to local ecosystems.
**Important note: Please arrive 30 minutes prior to organize gear and complete a waiver. Waivers must be completed in full to participate in the program.
ACTIVITY: A 2-hour moderate paddling trip. Difficulty will depend on tides, wind, and currents.
RESERVATIONS: Required. Unless you have a confirmation email, your are not registered.
TICKETS: No printed ticket is necessary.
AGES: Ages 10 and up are welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
ATTIRE: Wear warm clothing and closed-toe shoes that can get wet.
WHAT TO BRING: Watercraft (kayak, canoe, or SUP), personal flotation device (must be worn while paddling), emergency whistle, water to drink, sunscreen, and bug spray
FACILITIES: There are port-a-lets on site but no running water.
For more information, contact Tommy Nordmann at [email protected] or (386) 736-5927, ext. 12072.
** Following the successful completion of your registration, you should receive a confirmation email, and two days prior to the program you will receive a reminder email. These emails are sent automatically by Eventbrite. If you do not receive them, please contact Tommy at the email address above.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
2317 Creek Shore Trail, 2317 Creek Shore Trail, New Smyrna Beach, United States
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