Parks

Galatea Garden 7015 Sunset Drive South Passive Park- Year round Florida Foliage
Fred Held Habitat 2500 Pasadena Avenue South Passive Park, Natural Florida Foliage
Maynard A. Duryea Bay View Park 7054 Sunset Drive South Tennis courts, Playground Picnic Facilities, Educational Bay Walk
Barbara Gilberg Habitat 1600 Pasadena Avenue South Passive Park, Natural Florida Foliage Guided tours of Barbara Gilberg Habitat are available by contacting Xavier Velez at 384-0701.

MINI PARKS

• 14th Avenue  
• Island Drive    
• Huffman Way

HABITAT EXTENSION

1600 Pasadena Avenue South
Passive park - Opened during daylight hours only

Least Tern Nesting Area The park's primary purpose is to provide a nesting habitat for the Least Tern, a threatened species of shore bird protected by the Federal Migratory Bird Act.  A shelled area has been created along the seawall to provide nesting sites.  Least Terns arrive in Florida in mid March and nest from late April to mid summer.	Photo by Doug Clark
Native Flower Bed Area Beautiful native flowers and shrubs attract bees, butterflies and other insects which serve as a food source for birds.
Sabal Palm Hammock Native cacti and succulents survive on rainfall alone, no irrigation is necessary.  The sabal palm is Florida's state tree and a source of food and shade for birds.
Youpan Privet Thicket Area Dense ticket keeps noise from traffic at a minimum and provides privacy for nesting birds.
Coastal Dune Area Dunes act as a buffer between nesting shore birds and human observers.  Plants in this area prevent erosion and are salt tolerant.
Maritime Forest Area Large trees and birdhouses provide food and shelter for native and migrating birds.