Little Growers INC

10/24/2026

Make a Green Noise Starts in 1 Hour! 🌿 -

Thank you for registering for Make a Green Noise:Community-Led,Policy-Driven. We’re excited to see you today and we cant wait for you to hear from our speakers!

10/17/2026

Done miss out on our keynote speakers Duane De Freese and David Jones at Make A Green Noise: Community-Led, Policy-Driven on Saturday October 24th!

We hope to see you there!

10/12/2026

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day! Let’s take time to honor the rich cultures, traditions, and history of indigenous communities and recognize how they have influenced us today!🌻

10/01/2026

Don’t Forget to Register for our Jackson Street Food Forest planting day 4 🫛🌻

📍1005 WH Jackson street Melbourne, FL 32901
🗓️ Saturday October 10th, 2026
⏰8:30 Am - 12:30 Pm

You wont want to miss out on a good time with good people. Bring your friends and make some memories while giving back to your community🪴✨

Registration Link is in our Bio 🔗

09/28/2026

🌊 Looking for something fun and FREE to do with the family? Join us for Lagoon Family Fun Day! 🌿🐬

Little Growers, Inc. is excited to be part of the **Brevard Indian River Lagoon Coalition’s Lagoon Family Fun Day** on **Sunday, October 4, from 10 AM–4 PM at Goode Park in Palm Bay!

Bring the whole family out for a day of hands-on activities, environmental education, food trucks, nature exploration, and opportunities to learn more about the incredible Indian River Lagoon. 💙

🌱 **Be sure to stop by and see Little Growers!** Camille Hadley and our students will be there talking about our work, sharing what we’re doing in the community, and hosting a fun activity for the kids.

📅 Sunday, October 4
⏰ 10 AM–4 PM
📍 Goode Park | 1300 Bianca Dr NE, Palm Bay

There will be activities for **all ages**, so come spend the day outside, learn something new, and connect with organizations working to protect and restore our Lagoon.

💚 We hope to see our Little Growers family there!

09/22/2026

Our local ecosystem is part of a beautifully complex, interconnected world. Today marks the autumn equinox, a crucial turning point that sets the rhythm for our conservation efforts. By understanding how these planetary shifts affect us locally, we can work in harmony with nature. Here in Brevard County, our subtropical climate brings mild winters and humid summers. Tuning into this natural calendar is the key to perfectly timing our , designing thriving , and planting resilient .

Fall arrives today at 8:05 pm ET! 🍂

Today’s Fall Equinox marks the start of astronomical fall in the Northern Hemisphere and is the moment when the Sun is directly over Earth’s equator. From now through the Winter Solstice on December 21, the Northern Hemisphere will receive increasingly less direct sunlight as Earth continues along its tilted orbit around the Sun.

09/12/2026

🌊💚 Little Growers Youth in Action! 💚🌊

Today, Little Growers, Inc. students are representing LGI at the Resources Council Youth Action Assembly, learning about the health of the Indian River Lagoon and the challenges impacting this important ecosystem.

From nutrient pollution and stormwater runoff to harmful algal blooms and climate change, our students are learning how these issues affect the Lagoon—and how young people can be part of the solution. 🌱

At Little Growers, we believe environmental education should lead to action, leadership, and youth having a seat at the table. We’re proud to see our students learning, engaging, and using their voices to help shape the future of the Indian River Lagoon! 💚🌊

Thank you to the Marine Resources Council for investing in the next generation of environmental leaders!

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07/10/2026

07/06/2026

What an incredible week of hands-on learning!

During Week 5 of Little Growers, Inc.’s Summer Earn & Learn Program, our students worked alongside scientists and educators from Florida Tech (FIT) and Black In Marine Science (BIMS) to explore the Indian River Lagoon and discover why protecting our local ecosystems matters.

Throughout the week, students participated in:

🦪 Oyster Reef Examination at FIT’s Mertens Anchorage
🐟 Lagoon Species Identification & Field Science
🧬 eDNA Collection & Analysis
🔬 Phytoplankton Collection & Analysis
🏡 A special tour of the Marine Resources Council’s Lagoon House with Dr. Laura Wilson

These experiences gave our students the opportunity to use real scientific equipment, collect environmental data, identify native species, and learn directly from professionals working to protect one of Florida’s most important estuaries.

Programs like this inspire curiosity, build confidence, and introduce young people to careers in environmental science, conservation, and marine biology.

A heartfelt thank you to our outstanding partners at Florida Tech, Black In Marine Science (BIMS), and the Marine Resources Council for helping make these unforgettable learning experiences possible.

Together, we’re growing the next generation of environmental leaders.

💚 Our Community. Our Responsibility.

06/29/2026

🌱💚 More photos from this past Saturday's Jackson Street Food Forest Planting! 💚🌱

What a beautiful day of community in action.

Volunteers of all ages came together to plant trees, spread mulch, tend our gardens, and care for this special community space. From thriving raised beds and pollinator gardens to smiling faces and helping hands, every moment was a reminder that real change happens when neighbors show up for one another.

A special thank you to our Summer Earn & Learn students, who continue to work hard all summer to serve their community and protect the Indian River Lagoon. Your leadership and dedication inspire us every day.

To everyone who joined us, supported us, and continues to care for the Jackson Street Food Forest: thank you. It is truly a joy to build community with you.

💚 Our Community. Our Responsibility.
💚 Joy is an Act of Resistance.

📸 Photo Credit: Abbey Gering (.vision)