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South Florida’s Unique Environment
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Discover the hidden stories of South Florida's natural landscape with Dr. George at the HistoryMiami Museum on Wednesday, August 7. The latest installment of the In Class with Dr. George series invites you to delve into the rich environmental history of this region. Dr. Paul S. George, the museum's Resident Historian, will guide attendees through an insightful historical overview from the days of early settlers to contemporary conservation efforts.
This session focuses on South Florida’s unique environment, exploring how indigenous peoples and early settlers adapted to the lush, tropical wilderness. Participants will learn about the diverse ecosystems, from the waters of Biscayne Bay to the mangrove-lined shores. Dr. George will be joined by a representative from Miami Waterkeeper, an organization dedicated to protecting the region's waterways through science-based advocacy and community engagement.
Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to arrive early to secure your spot.