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 The River Center traces the Loxahatchee River from its headwaters in Palm Beach County, through the cypress dominated floodplain in the Wild & Scenic segment, into the central embayment, and finally out through Jupiter Inlet into the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf Stream.
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The River Center is the place to be this summer for a roster of fun, environmentally-minded activities for all ages.
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Field trips to the River Center are available for elementary, middle and high school students, plus home school groups. The River Center is also offering in-classroom presentations and other valuable resources. more »
The River Center is available to rent for birthday or other party needs. Please contact us for more information. more »
Learn how you can become a sponsor or become a member of the River Center. more »
The River Center offers a number of projects and activities to fulfill community service requirements. Please click here for more information. more »
Read/download the Loxahatchee River Center's newsletter! more »
Please contact the River Center to learn more about resources (e.g., presentations, posters, curriculum) that are available to educators. more »
The River Center is pleased to present a video presentation entitled 'Our Signature' The Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee River'. more »
In 1995, the Loxahatchee River District founded the non-profit group, Friends of the Loxahatchee River, to provide a unique way for local citizens to learn more about the river and its ecosystems. Friends' mission is three-fold: to encourage public involvement in river preservation efforts, to offer environmental educational opportunities and to support aquatic research efforts. more »
Puzzles, games and quizzes to test your knowledge of our seaside environment. more »
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