
August 2016
Turtle Talks
ANERR will host a series of weekly “Turtle Talks” every Wednesday in August from 2-3 pm. The talks will be held August 10, August 17, August 24 and August 31 at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Nature Center, 108 Island Dr. in Eastpoint. ANERR hosts “Turtle Talks” to inform visitors about sea turtle visitors. The talks are free and family-friendly.
Find out more »Seagrass Exploration Class
The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve will offer a Seagrass Ecology Class on Friday, August 19, from 12:00-4:00 pm. The class will feature an overview of the delicate seagrass ecosystem, basics of life in a seagrass bed, as well as the intricate ties between organisms, and the importance of conservation and protection efforts in our area. Be prepared to get wet! Participants will put their knowledge to the test in a guided snorkeling tour of the clear seagrass beds in…
Find out more »Turtle Talks
ANERR will host a series of weekly “Turtle Talks” every Wednesday in August from 2-3 pm. The talks will be held August 10, August 17, August 24 and August 31 at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Nature Center, 108 Island Dr. in Eastpoint. ANERR hosts “Turtle Talks” to inform visitors about sea turtle visitors. The talks are free and family-friendly.
Find out more »Turtle Talks
ANERR will host a series of weekly “Turtle Talks” every Wednesday in August from 2-3 pm. The talks will be held August 10, August 17, August 24 and August 31 at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve Nature Center, 108 Island Dr. in Eastpoint. ANERR hosts “Turtle Talks” to inform visitors about sea turtle visitors. The talks are free and family-friendly.
Find out more »September 2016
BAY FRIENDLY LANDSCAPING
The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve will be hosting a bay friendly landscaping workshop on Friday, September, 2016, from 1:00-3:30 pm. Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on adjacent water bodies. Participants in the workshop will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a luscious bay conscious landscape. The class will also feature innovative Green Infrastructure techniques such as rain gardens, green roofs, and bio-swales. Following the discussion portion of the workshop participants will…
Find out more »October 2016
Estuary Class
Do you know what an estuary is and why it is so vital our economy, our way of life and the whole Gulf of Mexico? Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve on Friday, October 7, 2016 12:00-4:00pm explore the estuary we depend on. Participants will learn about the habitats and creatures that make up our estuary and how the river and bay are intricately connected. We will see these habitats up close, the Reserve’s research vessel. The workshop will…
Find out more »November 2016
Reserve Wednesdays: Monarchs and Milkweed
Speaker: Scott Davis 2 PM - 3 PM Learn about butterflies and butterfly attractant plants. Monarch migration begins right about this time every year, and you can get ready for them by landscaping your yard with native Florida milkweed
Find out more »December 2016
Living Shorelines Workshop
2:00-4:30 pm Coastal erosion is a natural process caused by currents, wave action, wind, storms and even boat wakes. The traditional methods using to harden the shoreline like seawalls and rip rap can often increase coastal erosion and remove the ability of the shoreline to carry out natural processes. The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve (ANERR) will host a workshop on Living Shorelines on Tuesday, December 6th, 2016, 2:00-4:30 pm. The workshop will discuss living shorelines vs. harden shorelines, how…
Find out more »Estuary Class
Do you know what an estuary is and why it if so vital our economy and way of life? Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve on Friday, December 9, 2016 12:00 noon - 4:00 pm to learn all about the estuary we depend on. Participants will learn about the habitats and creatures that make up our estuary and how the river and bay are intricately connected. We will see these habitats up close on the Reserve’s research vessel the…
Find out more »February 2017
APALACHICOLA RESEARCH RESERVE HOSTS TOURING ART EXHIBIT, SPLASH TRASH TOUR
APALACHICOLA RESEARCH RESERVE HOSTS TOURING ART EXHIBIT, SPLASH TRASH TOUR ~ Marine pollution is having a global impact. The Splash Trash Tour promotes dialogue and action on what each of us can do to make a difference. ~ WHAT: Art Show and Interactive Educational Exhibit, Splash Trash Tour WHEN: February 1 through February 11, 9am-4pm, closed Sunday and Monday February 4 – Splash Trash Family Event February 8, 2pm-3pm – Special Reserve Wednesday Talk WHERE: Apalachicola National Estuarine…
Find out more »Reserve Wednesday Talks : Florida’s Bears
Florida’s Bears 2pm - 3pm Speaker: Kaitlin Goode, FWC
Find out more »March 2017
Oysters 101
12:00 Noon - 4:00 PM Discover the important role oysters play in the health of Apalachicola Bay. We will learn about what makes Apalachicola Bay so ideal for growing oysters, what gives our oysters their distinct taste and how oysters benefit the ecosystem. Please register in advance. For more information contact Emily Jackson at 850-670-7743 or send an email to emily.a.jackson@dep.state.fl.us or Anita Grove at (850) 670-7708 or Anita.Grove@dep.state.fl.us. Rain date is March 20th.
Find out more »Reserve Wednesday Talks: Seagrass Awareness
Seagrass Awareness 2pm - 3pm Speaker: Jon Brucker, Central Florida Aquatic Preserve
Find out more »Archaeology Day
10:00am-4:00 pm Archaeological evidence indicates that Apalachicola has been occupied for over 2,000 years and was considered a center for culture and commerce. Come learn about area archaeology and the science behind it at Archaeology Day. The Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN) will be here and participants are encouraged to bring artifacts they wish to be identified, as well as learn more about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities in archaeology. This event is free and registration is not required. For…
Find out more »Bay Friendly Landscaping Workshop
1:00 pm -3:30 pm The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve will host a Bay Friendly Landscaping workshop on March 24th from 1:00-3:30pm. Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on adjacent water bodies. Learn to be Bay Friendly by implementing some simple techniques. Participants will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a luscious bay conscious landscape. The class will also feature innovative Green Infrastructure techniques such as rain gardens, green roofs, bio-swales, and more. The…
Find out more »Bay Friendly Landscaping Workshop
1:00 pm -3:30 pm The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve will host a Bay Friendly Landscaping workshop on March 24th from 1:00-3:30pm. Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on adjacent water bodies. Learn to be Bay Friendly by implementing some simple techniques. Participants will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a luscious bay conscious landscape. The class will also feature innovative Green Infrastructure techniques such as rain gardens, green roofs, bio-swales, and more. The…
Find out more »April 2017
Oysters 101
Discover the important role oysters play in the health of Apalachicola Bay. We will learn about what makes Apalachicola Bay so ideal for growing oysters, what gives our oysters their distinct taste and how oysters benefit the ecosystem. Rain date is April 19th. Please register for class in advance. For more information contact Emily Jackson at (850) 670-7743 or send an email to emily.a.jackson@dep.state.fl.us or Anita Grove at (850) 670-7708 or Anita.Grove@dep.state.fl.us.
Find out more »APALACHICOLA RESERVE HOSTS WORKSHOP ON BAY-FRIENDLY LANDSCAPING
APALACHICOLA RESERVE HOSTS WORKSHOP ON BAY-FRIENDLY LANDSCAPING ~ Learn tips to help you create a Bay-Friendly yard ~ Bay-friendly yards use native shrubs and trees in place of large lawns which means less maintenance and more habitat for wildlife WHAT: Bay-Friendly Landscaping Workshop WHEN: Saturday, April 8, 2017 1:00 pm-3:30 pm WHERE: Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve 108 Island Dr. Eastpoint, FL 32328 HOW: Workshop is free. $20 per barrel (Limit one barrel per house) Please register for the class…
Find out more »Estuary Class
Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve on Friday, April 14th, 12:00-4:00pm to explore the estuary we depend on. Participants will learn about the habitats and creatures that make up our estuary and how the river and bay are intricately connected. We will see these habitats up close aboard the Reserve’s research vessel the Henry Lee. The workshop will be based at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve, 108 Island Drive, Eastpoint, FL 32328. The class is $20.00. Please register in…
Find out more »Reserve Wednesday Talks: Tracking Fish Movement in Apalachicola Bay
Tracking Fish Movement in Apalachicola Bay Speaker: Charles “Chip” Cotton, PhD 2pm - 3pm
Find out more »Reserve Wednesdays: Tracking Fish Movement
‘Reserve Wednesday’ Talks for the Spring of 2017 ANERR’s Reserve Wednesday’ talks are hosted on the third Wednesday of every month, from 2pm to 3pm at the ANERR Nature Center located at 108 Island Drive, Eastpoint, FL 32328. Registration is not required, but seating is limited. Call for more information: (850) 670-7700. April 19: Tracking Fish Movement in Apalachicola Bay, Speaker: Chip Cotton, PhD, FSU Coastal and Marine Lab May 17: Wildflowers, Speaker: Erik Lovestrand, Franklin County IFAS Extension
Find out more »Birding the Bay
Join us for a day-long (8:00am-4:00pm) birding event on the Forgotten Coast for birders of all levels from advanced to beginners. Professionally lead tours will focus on shorebirds, migratory birds, and/or woodland species. See colorful song birds on St George Island on their migratory stop over, view shorebirds in the shallow waters around St. George Island State Park, visit the pine woodlands where the Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers thrive, or learn the basic of birding with Audubon staffers at the Apalachicola National…
Find out more »May 2017
Oysters 101
1:00pm - 4:00 pm Discover the important role oysters play in the health of Apalachicola Bay. We will learn about what makes Apalachicola Bay so ideal for growing oysters, what gives our oysters their distinct taste and how oysters benefit the ecosystem. Rain date is May 18th. Please register for class in advance. For more information contact Emily Jackson at 850-670-7743 or send an email to emily.a.jackson@dep.state.fl.us or Anita Grove at (850) 670-7708 or Anita.Grove@dep.state.fl.us.
Find out more »Living Shorelines Workshop
Coastal erosion is a natural process caused by currents, wave action, wind, storms and even boat wakes. The traditional methods using to harden the shoreline like seawalls and rip rap can often increase coastal erosion and remove the ability of the shoreline to carry out natural processes. The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve (ANERR) will host a workshop on Living Shorelines on Tuesday, May 9th, 2017, 2:00-4:00 pm. The workshop will discuss living shorelines vs. harden shorelines, how to evaluate a shoreline by…
Find out more »Estuary Class
Do you know what an estuary is and why it is so vital to our economy and way of life? Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve on Friday, May 12th, 12:00-4:00pm to explore the estuary we depend on. Participants will learn about the habitats and creatures that make up our estuary and how the river and bay are intricately connected. We will see these habitats up close aboard the Reserve's research vessel the Henry Lee. The workshop will be based…
Find out more »Reserve Wednesday Talks: Wildflowers
Wildflowers 2pm - 3pm Speaker: Erik Lovestrand, Franklin County IFAS Extension
Find out more »June 2017
Turtle Talks
Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve for weekly Turtle Talk presentations to learn about the behavior and biology of these endangered species as well as what you can do to help make their nesting season successful. The presentations are free, family friendly and will be given each Wednesday throughout the summer.
Find out more »Turtle Talks
Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve for weekly Turtle Talk presentations to learn about the behavior and biology of these endangered species as well as what you can do to help make their nesting season successful. The presentations are free, family friendly and will be given each Wednesday throughout the summer.
Find out more »July 2017
Turtle Talks
Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve for weekly Turtle Talk presentations to learn about the behavior and biology of these endangered species as well as what you can do to help make their nesting season successful. The presentations are free, family friendly and will be given each Wednesday throughout the summer.
Find out more »August 2017
Seagrass Exploration
Friday, August 25th, from 11:00-3:00 pm. The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve will offer a Seagrass Ecology Class on The class will feature an overview of the delicate seagrass ecosystem, basics of life in a seagrass bed, as well as the intricate ties between organisms, and the importance of conservation and protection efforts in our area. Be prepared to get wet! Participants will put their knowledge to the test in a guided snorkeling tour of the crystal-clear seagrass beds in…
Find out more »September 2017
Bay-Friendly Landscaping
The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve will be hosting a bay friendly landscaping workshop on Friday, September 22, 1:00-3:30 pm. Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on adjacent water bodies. Participants will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a luscious bay conscious landscape that attracts birds and wildlife. The class will also feature innovative Green Infrastructure techniques such as rain gardens, green roofs, and bio-swales. Following the discussion portion of the workshop participants…
Find out more »National Estuaries Day
The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve (ANERR) will celebrate National Estuaries Day on Friday, September 29, in Eastpoint, Florida. Activities will include dozens of free, fun and educational activities for kids and adults including marine animal touch tanks, and estuary-themed games. The Sea Turtles of the Forgotten Coast exhibit will demonstrate what a sea turtle nest might look like, and show videos of nesting sea turtles and hatchlings! Attendees can also tour the ANERR’s impressive 5,400 square foot Nature Center…
Find out more »Estuaries Day 2017
The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve (ANERR) will celebrate National Estuaries Day on Friday, September 29, in Eastpoint, Florida. Activities will include dozens of free, fun and educational activities for kids and adults including marine animal touch tanks, and estuary-themed games. The Sea Turtles of the Forgotten Coast exhibit will demonstrate what a sea turtle nest might look like, and show videos of nesting sea turtles and hatchlings! Attendees can also tour the ANERR’s impressive 5,400 square foot Nature Center…
Find out more »October 2017
Free talk, Shellfish Harvesting
Carrie Jones from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services will give a presentation on the shellfish harvesting classification program. Topics will range from the protection of public health, openings/closures of the bay due to water quality, aquaculture, and more. This 'Reserve Wednesday' talk will take place at the ANERR Nature Center on October 18 from 2PM to 3PM. Registration is not required, but seating is limited. For more information, call 850-670-7702 or email gibby.conrad@dep.state.fl.us.
Find out more »December 2017
Estuary Class
Friday, December 8, 12:00-4:00pm Do you know what an estuary is and why it is so vital to our economy and way of life? Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve on Saturday , December 9, 12:00-4:00pm to explore the estuary we depend on. Participants will learn about the habitats and creatures that make up our estuary and how the river and bay are intricately connected. We will see these habitats up close aboard the Reserve’s research vessel the Henry…
Find out more »Living Shorelines
Coastal erosion is a natural process caused by currents, wave action, wind, storms and even boat wakes. The traditional methods used to harden the shoreline like seawalls and rip rap can often increase coastal erosion and remove the ability of the shoreline to carry out natural processes. The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve (ANERR) will host a workshop on Living Shorelines on Tuesday, December 12th, 2017, 2:00-4:00 pm for residents and homeowners. The workshop will discuss living shorelines vs. harden…
Find out more »January 2018
Reserve Wednesday’s
Upcoming Reserve Wednesday Talk: January 17th- Apalachicola National Forest from 2pm-3pm Speaker: John Dunlap, U.S. Forest Service Registration is not required, but seating is limited.
Find out more »February 2018
Oysters 101
Friday, February 16, 12:00-3:30 pm come learn about the famous bivalves of Apalachicola Bay! This class offered by the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve will teach you all about the role that oysters play in the health of Apalachicola Bay. After spending some time in the classroom, participants will get the chance to walk along an oyster bar, and look at its inhabitants under a microscope. This class is full of opportunities to learn more about the animals that live…
Find out more »Reserve Wednesday’s
Upcoming Reserve Wednesday Talk: February 21st- Raptors of Florida 2pm-3pm Speaker: Lynda White, Audubon Florida Registration is not required, but seating is limited.
Find out more »March 2018
Bay-Friendly Landscaping
Thyme to start thinking about your yard and garden! Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on neighborhood beauty and estuarine health. Participants in this class will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a low maintenance bay-conscious landscape that attracts birds and wildlife. Following the discussion portion of the workshop participants will have the option to take home their own rain barrel. The class is free, but rain barrels are $25.00 per barrel, and…
Find out more »Reserve Wednesday’s
Upcoming Reserve Wednesday Talks: March 21st- To Be Determined
Find out more »Oysters 101
Come learn about the famous bivalves of Apalachicola Bay! This class offered by the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve will teach you all about the role that oysters play in the health of Apalachicola Bay. After spending some time in the classroom, participants will get the chance to walk along an oyster bar, and look at its inhabitants under a microscope. This class is full of opportunities to learn more about the animals that live in our bay and along…
Find out more »April 2018
Reserve Wednesday’s
Upcoming Reserve Wednesday Talks: April 18th- Wildflowers 2pm-3pm Speaker: Erik Lovestrand, Franklin County IFAS Extension Registration is not required, but seating is limited.
Find out more »May 2018
Reserve Wednesday’s
Upcoming Reserve Wednesdays Talks: May 16th- Oyster Reef Communities 2pm-3pm Speaker: Megan Lamb, UF Graduate Research Registration is not required, but seating is limited.
Find out more »Talk & Book Signing
May 21st @ 6pm ANERR Jack E Davis will be a Apalachicola National Estuarian Research Reserve Nature Center on May 21st. To give a talk about his latest Book " The Gulf: The making of an American Sea. Seating will be limited for the talk, so registration is required at www.authoratANERR.eventbrite.com
Find out more »June 2018
Reserve Wednesday’s
Upcoming Reserve Wednesday Talks: June, July and August Every Wednesday during the summer Sea Turtle Talks 2pm-3pm
Find out more »July 2018
Summer Sea Turtle Talk
Learn all about sea turtles at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Find out more »August 2018
Summer Sea Turtle Talk
Learn all about sea turtles at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Find out more »Summer Sea Turtle Talk
Learn all about sea turtles at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Find out more »Seagrass Exploration
Cool off this summer and learn about the important role seagrass plays in our environment and the creatures that thrive in this dynamic habitat. We will start at the St Joseph Buffer Preserve for a quick overview, then head out to Cape San Blas. Here you can immerse yourself in the vibrant seagrass ecosystem with a guided snorkeling tour of the crystal-clear seagrass beds in St. Joseph Bay. Find out what you can do at home and on vacation to…
Find out more »Summer Sea Turtle Talk
Learn all about sea turtles at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Find out more »September 2018
National Estuaries Day
It’s all about the Bay on Sept 28 as the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve (The Reserve) celebrates National Estuaries Day at its Nature Center in Eastpoint. Activities will include dozens of free, fun and educational activities for kids and adults including marine animal touch tanks, and estuary-themed games. The Sea Turtles of the Forgotten Coast exhibit will demonstrate what a sea turtle nest might look like and show videos of nesting sea turtles and hatchlings! Attendees can also tour…
Find out more »October 2018
Bay-Friendly Landscaping
Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on adjacent water bodies. Participants will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a low-maintenance, luscious bay conscious landscape that attracts birds and wildlife. The class will also feature innovative Green Infrastructure techniques such as rain gardens, green roofs, and bio-swales. Participants can also, for a small fee, order their own rain barrel that they can take home. Class will be held at the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research…
Find out more »December 2018
Oysters 101
Learn about Apalachicola Bay’s famous bivalves! This class will teach you all about the role that oysters play in the health of Apalachicola Bay. Discover what makes the bay so ideal for growing oysters, what gives our oysters their distinct flavor, and how oyster bars benefit the ecosystem. After spending some time in the classroom, participants will get the chance to walk along an oyster bar and look at its inhabitants under a microscope. This class is full of opportunities…
Find out more »Living Shorelines
Coastal erosion is a natural process caused by currents, wave action, wind, storms and even boat wakes. The traditional methods used to harden the shoreline like seawalls and rip rap can often increase coastal erosion and remove the ability of the shoreline to carry out natural processes. The class is for residents and homeowners and will discuss living shorelines vs. harden shorelines, how to evaluate a shoreline by considering the physical factors such as wave energy, prevailing wind and wave…
Find out more »February 2019
Apalachicola Bay Estuary Class
Do you know what an estuary is and why it is so vital our economy and way of life? Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve this Fall as we explore the estuary we depend on. Participants will learn about the habitats and creatures that make up our estuary and how the river and bay are intricately connected. We will see these habitats up close aboard the Reserve’s research vessel the Henry Lee. The class cost is $25.00. Must get…
Find out more »April 2019
Oysters Ecology
Learn about Apalachicola’s famous bivalves! This class will teach you all about the role that oysters play in the health of Apalachicola Bay. Discover what makes the bay so ideal for growing oysters, what gives our oysters their distinct flavor, and how oyster bars benefit the ecosystem. After spending some time in the classroom, participants will get the chance to walk along an oyster bar, tide permitting, and look at its inhabitants under a microscope. This class is full of…
Find out more »May 2019
Apalachicola River & Floodplain Class
The Apalachicola River has been called “the Lifeblood of the Bay.” Freshwater from the river mixes with salty gulf creating Apalachicola Bay, one of the most pristine and productive estuaries in the country. The river has always played an important role in Apalachicola’s history and it is vital to our lives today. It is also a significant resource for the state of Florida, and its freshwater flow is critical to the health and productivity of the Gulf of Mexico. Participants…
Find out more »October 2019
Bay Friendly Landscaping Workshop
Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on adjacent water bodies. Participants in the workshop will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a luscious bay conscious landscape. The class will also feature innovative Green Infrastructure techniques such as rain gardens, green roofs, and bio-swales. Come find out how to be good to the bay and reduce your water bills. Please register for the class in advance Any additional questions can be addressed to Anita…
Find out more »Apalachicola Bay Estuary Class
Do you know what an estuary is and why it is so vital our economy and way of life? Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve this Fall as we explore the estuary we depend on. Participants will learn about the habitats and creatures that make up our estuary and how the river and bay are intricately connected. We will see these habitats up close aboard the Reserve’s research vessel the Henry Lee. The class cost is free to attend…
Find out more »Apalachicola Bay Estuary Class
Do you know what an estuary is and why it is so vital our economy and way of life? Join the Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve this Fall as we explore the estuary we depend on. Participants will learn about the habitats and creatures that make up our estuary and how the river and bay are intricately connected. We will see these habitats up close aboard the Reserve’s research vessel the Henry Lee. The class cost is free to attend…
Find out more »Apalachicola River & Floodplain Class
The Apalachicola River has been called “the Lifeblood of the Bay.” Freshwater from the river mixes with salty gulf creating Apalachicola Bay, one of the most pristine and productive estuaries in the country. The river has always played an important role in Apalachicola’s history and it is vital to our lives today. It is also a significant resource for the state of Florida, and its freshwater flow is critical to the health and productivity of the Gulf of Mexico. Participants…
Find out more »Oyster Ecology Workshop
Learn about Apalachicola’s famous bivalves! This class will teach you all about the role that oysters play in the health of Apalachicola Bay. Discover what makes the bay so ideal for growing oysters, what gives our oysters their distinct flavor, and how oyster bars benefit the ecosystem. After spending some time in the classroom, participants will get the chance to walk along an oyster bar, tide permitting, and look at its inhabitants under a microscope. This class is full of…
Find out more »Living Shorelines
Coastal erosion is a natural process caused by currents, wave action, wind, storms and even boat wakes. The traditional methods used to harden the shoreline like seawalls and rip rap can actually often increase the rate of coastal erosion as well as remove the ability of the shoreline to carry out natural processes. The Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve (ANERR) will host a workshop on using Living Shorelines to combat erosion on Tuesday, October 29th, 2019, 2:00-4:00 pm for local…
Find out more »November 2019
Bay Friendly Landscaping Workshop
Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on adjacent water bodies. Participants in the workshop will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a luscious bay conscious landscape. The class will also feature innovative Green Infrastructure techniques such as rain gardens, green roofs, and bio-swales. Come find out how to be good to the bay and reduce your water bills. Please register for the class in advance Any additional questions can be addressed to Anita…
Find out more »Apalachicola River & Floodplain Class
The Apalachicola River has been called “the Lifeblood of the Bay.” Freshwater from the river mixes with salty gulf creating Apalachicola Bay, one of the most pristine and productive estuaries in the country. The river has always played an important role in Apalachicola’s history and it is vital to our lives today. It is also a significant resource for the state of Florida, and its freshwater flow is critical to the health and productivity of the Gulf of Mexico. Participants…
Find out more »December 2019
Bay Friendly Landscaping Workshop
Yard design and maintenance can have a big effect on adjacent water bodies. Participants in the workshop will learn about resources to help them transform their yard into a luscious bay conscious landscape. The class will also feature innovative Green Infrastructure techniques such as rain gardens, green roofs, and bio-swales. Come find out how to be good to the bay and reduce your water bills. Please register for the class in advance Any additional questions can be addressed to Anita…
Find out more »