About this Event
An introduction to coral reefs/coral reef ecology, describing what corals are, reef structure, benthic makeup, and their importance to coastal communities, with specific emphasis on ecosystems of the South Florida Coral Reef Tract. A collection of coral skeletons will be available for inspection, as well as a dissecting microscope for viewing them.
Presented and sponsored by: Pinnacle Ecological, Inc.
Boynton Beach resident scientist, Paul Fitzgerald, will moderate a lecture series connecting scientists with local communities to explore and celebrate Florida’s coastal, marine and estuarine resources. Explore captivating topics like marine mammals, shark biology, coral reef ecology, conservation of coastal and estuarine ecosystems, sea turtles, climate change, and important scientific research occurring on our local coral reefs. During each presentation, attendees will engage with scientists while participating in hands-on activities that build environmental knowledge and awareness.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Boynton Beach City Library, 100 East Ocean Avenue, Boynton Beach, United States
USD 0.00
