Duval Audubon Society

Reserve by calling Kayak Amelia, 904-251-0016 no later than Friday, 2/19 at 12noon. Cost is $50 each; bring your own Kayak and pay $35.

Meet at Alamacani, off Heckscher Drive just past Huguenot.

Wear footgear that you can get wet; dress in layers according to the weather. Nylon pants work best for quick drying, Hoping it will be sunny and we can wear shorts. Sunscreen water/Gatorade are essential.

Pack up a lunch and we’ll hang out afterward at the picnic shelter for awhile. Ray makes a great batch of chocolate chip cookies for sharing!!!!

Kayak Amelia has been offering folks a chance to learn about life in the salt marsh for over 13 years. Ray & Jody are both Certified Eco-Heritage Tourism Providers. Ray is a Florida Master Naturalist and a certified interpretive guide thru the national Association for Interpretation. They discovered kayaking in the 80’s and quickly realized that kayaks are the best way to really feel immersed in the environment around you.

Ray & Jody also created the Wild Amelia Nature Festival, an annual celebration of the local bioregion. This years event dates are May 21-23, more information and registration can be found at www.WildAmelia.com.