Welcome to ORCA




The Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area is composed of more than 365 acres along the Indian River Lagoon in southern Indian River County. Comprising a mixture of distinctly different Florida habitats from wetlands to pine scrub, ORCA is open to the public to experience a bit of natural Florida the way it used to be.

	An archive of local native plants updated on a monthly basis. PLANT OF THE MONTH

	VIEW THE ORCA VIRTUAL GUIDE See some of the unique plants and animals that call ORCA home.

	BECOME AN ORCA VOLUNTEER Learn about the Florida ecosystems represented at the Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area through a series of FREE classes. Also, learn about how you can help out by becoming an ORCA volunteer. All levels of experience and expertise---whether a complete novice to the environment or a master naturalist---are invited to attend. View the 2010 ORCA volunteer class schedule.

	Information for ORCA Volunteers Upcoming walks, events, and other notable happenings not to be missed. Updated for Fall 2009 View Schedule.

What's new?	updated 2010 Ongoing Volunteer Activities schedule updated Plant of the Month added photos of Seagrasses & the Web of Life added 2010 Ongoing Volunteer Activities schedule added Birds of ORCA class photos added December Plant of the Month added 2010 ORCA Volunteer Class Schedule added Pelican Island NWR walking tour photo journal

Information for ORCA Volunteers