Merritt Island Wildlife Association

05/21/2026

📦 New Pages Alert: MIWARefuge
Let’s Get Wild! We just launched our brand-new Facebook and Instagram pages! We are moving over there and will discontinue this page.

Follow us today for your daily dose of sunshine, wildlife wins, and pure Florida nature.🐢 Want to see our conservation work in action? We host incredible public events designed to get you outside and learning about our amazing local wildlife.🦋
What’s coming up?
• Guided Pollinator Walks through blooming habitats
• Sea Turtle Walks under the stars
• Fishing events
• Fun social events about education and conservation
• Watercolor painting
• So much more!
🔗 Snag your spot: Head over to miwarefuge.org right now to view our full event calendar. Come see if you can spot a rare Eastern indigo snake, a wood stork, or a busy gopher tortoise!
👉 Your 3-Step Mission:
1. Smash that Like and Follow button.
2. Tag a friend who loves Florida wildlife.
3. Visit our website to plan your next adventure! Let’s protect these incredible species together. See you on the trails!

03/10/2026

Join us as we migrate to new and improved social media pages:
IG:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61582034426086

We look forward to seeing you there!

02/23/2026

🐊🦩💚 Custard for Conservation!🐊🦩💚

Come join us at Culver's between 5 and 8 for a delicious way to donate to Merritt Island Wildlife Association! A portion of all proceeds during that time will be donated to MIWA for conservation efforts!

February 24th, 2026 at 12855 Cheney Highway, Titusville, FL 32870

Don't forget to stop in and say hello!

02/20/2026

🐊🦩💚
Join us on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, from 5:00–8:00 PM at Culver’s and enjoy your favorite frozen custard or dinner. A portion of all sales during this time will go toward supporting the Merritt Island Wildlife Association and the important work they do for local conservation and education.
📍 Culver’s
12855 Cheney Highway
Titusville, FL 32780
🐊🦩💚

02/17/2026

🍽️ Dine to Donate! 🌿
Join us on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, for a delicious way to support the Merritt Island National Wildlife Association.

📅 Feb 17 | ⏰ 4–8 PM | 📍 Village Inn 2925 S Washington Ave, Titusville, FL 32780

Every bite helps! 💚

02/16/2026

🍨 Custard for Conservation! 🌿
Treat yourself for a great cause at Culver’s during our Custard for Conservation fundraiser!
Join us on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, from 5:00–8:00 PM at Culver’s and enjoy your favorite frozen custard or dinner. A portion of sales will be donated to Merritt Island Wildlife Association.

📍 Culver’s
12855 Cheney Highway
Titusville, FL 32780

Help support wildlife close to home! 🐊🦩💚

02/15/2026

🍽️ Dine to Donate is coming up! 🌿
Join us on Tuesday, February 17, 2026 at Village Inn for a delicious way to donate to Merritt Island Wildlife Association. Dine-in or take-out between 4:00–8:00 PM, and 10% of all sales during that time will be donated regardless of whether you stick around to socialize or enjoy your food in the comfort of your own home.

📅 Feb 17 | ⏰ 4–8 PM | 📍 Village Inn 2925 S Washington Ave, Titusville, FL 32780

02/13/2026

💚 The Indian River Lagoon Is Healing💚
Across the lagoon, we’re beginning to see real signs of progress: improving water quality in some areas, returning wildlife, and growing community awareness. These are hopeful signs, and they show that our collective efforts are making a difference.
But healing the Indian River Lagoon doesn’t happen overnight. It takes time, resources, and ongoing stewardship. Decades of damage can’t be undone quickly, and long-term recovery depends on continued investment, science-based solutions, and everyday actions from people who care.
Every native plant planted, every septic upgrade, every storm drain kept clean, and every advocate speaking up helps move the lagoon toward a healthier future.
Progress is happening. The work continues. And together, we are part of the solution. 🌊

💚 The Indian River Lagoon Is Healing💚

Across the lagoon, we’re beginning to see real signs of progress: improving water quality in some areas, returning wildlife, and growing community awareness. These are hopeful signs, and they show that our collective efforts are making a difference.

But healing the Indian River Lagoon doesn’t happen overnight. It takes time, resources, and ongoing stewardship. Decades of damage can’t be undone quickly, and long-term recovery depends on continued investment, science-based solutions, and everyday actions from people who care.

Every native plant planted, every septic upgrade, every storm drain kept clean, and every advocate speaking up helps move the lagoon toward a healthier future.

Progress is happening. The work continues. And together, we are part of the solution. 🌊✨