Shameless Commerce Department

The following items are for sale by the Friends and help us to raise money to support some of our activities. We appreciate your interest in our organization and thank you for your support! Look for these items at our regular meetings, or other events we participate in. If you have a question or would like to purchase any item right away, please click here to send us an email with your request.

St. Sebastian River Painting This painting was done by and donated to us by Friends member Richard Gillmor. We are raffling this painting and will be drawing the winning ticket at our January 2010 General Meeting. Tickets are $2 each or three for $5. Please come to one of our General Meetings to view the painting, or contact us to buy tickets. The painting size is approximately 30 x 24 inches and has an ivory-colored oak frame,
Earthday Shirt This shirt has a large frog image on the back and says "be green" "celebrate earth day". On the front is a small frog image with the "Friends of St. Sebastian River" name under the logo. Available in adult sizes large and extra-large for $12, and 2XL for $15.
FSSR Logo Patch	This patch is an embroidered FSSR logo. It does not have an iron-on backing. price: $3.00

Shirts

Smock

Hats

Maps

24 X 36 inch topographic map of the St. Sebastian River on synthetic waterproof, tearproof paper. Includes labeling of boat launch/access locations and boat landing access to the St. Sebastian River State Buffer Preserve. To see an image of the map click here.
price: $17

Reflections of Blue Cypress - Photographs, History, and Poems of the Headwater Lake of the St. Johns River

The Pelican Island Audubon Society has published Reflections of Blue Cypress - Photographs, History, and Poems of the Headwater Lake of the St. Johns River, authored by Drs. Richard H. and Juanita N. Baker and including a forward by Dr. George Schaller of the Wilderness Conservation Society.

Since 1990, Richard and Juanita Baker have visited Blue Cypress Lake many times, often spending the night listening to a steady chorus of frogs and an occasional gator. Rising before the sun, they often witnessed the early changing light, and photographed and savored each moment of their days at the lake.

The resulting book takes readers on a journey to one of Florida's natural treasures and would make an ideal holiday gift for anyone interested in our environment, birds, plants and other wildlife, local history, fresh water fishing, or beautiful photography and poems.

The book is available for purcahse at the Audubon office (1931 14th Ave, Vero Beach, FL 32960), at the reception desk of the Press Journal's Vero Beach and Sebastian offices, and at other retail stores in the area. All profits from the book go to Pelican Island Audubon Society. For more information call the Audubon office at 772-567-3520 or visit their website at www.pelicanislandaudubon.org.

*Note - The picture above is an image of the cover of the book. The Friends does not receive any money from the sale of this book.