Become a Member
Members
of Friends of Wakulla Springs State Park learn what’s happening at the
park and participate in the protection and improvement of its natural
and cultural resources. In the past 24 years, we supported the
acquisition of more land to protect the aquifer; we’ve written grants
that conserved precious artwork in the lodge that opened in 1937 and
replaced the lodge roof, remodeled the ticket office to include
interpretive exhibits, landscaped and cleaned up trails. We have spent
more than $150,000 to upgrade river tour boats to electric and solar,
and completely refurbished one glass bottom boat. If you don’t or can’t volunteer outdoors, there’s always “indoor” work to be done.
Become a Member of Friends of Wakulla Springs State ParkFriends of Wakulla Springs State Park is the official Citizen Support Organization (CSO) nonprofit partner of Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park, a tax exempt nonprofit incorporated in the State of Florida. We are volunteers who work closely with park management to safeguard our unique and wonderful spring. We meet in the Wakulla Springs Lodge on the first Wednesday of every month. Visitors are always welcome to attend meetings. We especially welcome lovers of Florida's freshwater springs, sinkholes, manatees, alligators, wading and other birds, and all who are enthralled at this outstanding opportunity to visit a unique natural attraction. By becoming a member of the Friends of Wakulla Springs, you join others who are committed to preserving and protecting the beauty and wonder of Wakulla Springs. Your financial gift and your involvement are critical to protect this internationally recognized treasure. All membership levels include:
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