how the festival started..
A group of naturalists, business owners, local residents, city, state and agency employees gathered together to showcase our bioregion.
Mission Statement
We are a group of nature minded citizens, both professional and volunteer, who exist to educate residents and visitors about our bioregion, and encourage stewardship of the area's natural resources through events and programs that educate and entertain, while promoting a conservation ethic.
What I do for my Home.....
Earth
See what others are doing to help the planet - here
Contact us if you want to share what you do
It's not easy being Green..... but it is important!!!
So what is Wild Amelia Nature Festival doing for our home Earth.....
---Our logo T shirts are 100% organic cotton (More info here)
2009 Partners & Sponsors
Fernandina Beach Parks & Recreation
If you would like to help support Wild Amelia's programs, please follow the link below. Thank you
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Amelia Island is uniquely situated. Almost totally surrounded by miles and miles of preserved lands. Cumberland Island National Seashore to the north, Fort Clinch and Amelia Island State Parks on either end of the island. The Egan's Creek Greenway nestled in the middle. And to the south Big & Little Talbot Islands and Ft. George State Parks along with the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve. All that is just minutes away. A bit over an hour drive will put you in the Okefenokee Swamp or Osceola National Forest. 
