County plans Explore Volusia programs – Daytona Times

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County plans Explore Volusia programs – Daytona Times

Learn about Volusia County’s conservation lands and land management practices during free Explore Volusia programs in March. With social distancing in mind, each program will be limited to eight persons. Participants must register at least 48 hours before the program by calling 386-736-5927. Only registrants will be allowed to participate. Environmental specialists will lead the […]

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