St. Lucie Audubon Society Web Site

What do you really care about?

If you asked ten people, "What do you really care about?" you would get 15 different responses. A retired man in Minneapolis might be interested in bass fishing and a young mother in Boston might deeply care about the latest research on life-threatening food allergies in children. We are human, and what we all really care about is learning about things that interest and concern us - both personally and professionally - and interacting with other people who share these interests.

Florida's wildlife and a concern for the stewardship of its natural resources, and a commitment to a clean environment is what we really care about. We thrive on supporting and inspiring our members to take an active role toward this cause. This site is dedicated to that end.

The value of - and fascination with - the Internet is in the vast diversity of specialty content, which is readily available to anyone, at any time, for free. People are online to learn more about the subjects that really matter to them – without the middlemen, without the gatekeepers, and without the filters - and to interact with others who feel strongly about the same. This vast array of specialty-content is the intrinsic value of the Internet.

The Internet uniquely enables individuals who share interests to interact with one another, without constraint of location or time. It also presents organizations with a unique opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue with their critical audiences, through one-to-one communication.

So, however you answer the question "What do you really care about?" - there's probably someone, somewhere who is passionate enough to create a web site about it. And that’s why St. Lucie Audubon Society has a Web site on the Internet. The internet is about information sharing and hopefully this site will lead you to useful information regarding issues that concern you.