About this Event
FACING THE FUTURE: SOUTH FLORIDA VS CLIMATE CHANGE
Densely developed, low-lying South Florida is one of the most vulnerable regions to sea-level rise and climate change in the U.S. and the world. This film documents a number of important efforts our community is taking to raise awareness of these challenges and address the impacts already being felt throughout the region.
Throughout the 2024 hurricane season, our film crew travelled across South Florida to document projects and initiatives underway now to address the multiple issues impacting the health and the future of the environment and the region’s communities.
These projects include: Monroe County road-raising efforts in Key Largo, the Florida Wildlife Corridor, Broward County community conversation events, The Underwater art project in Miami-Dade county parks, The CLEO Institute education and awareness programs, and the citizen science efforts of the FIU Sea Level Solutions Center. The film follows select climate practitioners throughout the year, culminating the week before Christmas in Key West at the Compact’s annual summit, where many of the film’s subjects gather to assess the current situation and express their hopes for the future.
SCHEDULE:
6:30 pm Doors Open
Discover and interact with local organizations combating South Florida's climate change.
Concessions will be available for purchase at
7:00 pm Film Presentation
8:00 pm Q & A with Producer and Film Participants.
*Seating is Limited.
Parking
Parking is available at several locations surrounding the Museum of Discovery & Science. Lots are owned and operated by the City of Fort Lauderdale and include the Arts & Entertainment Garage and street parking along SW 2nd Street. Rates vary and special event rates may apply.
Additional parking can be found on the east and west sides of the Museum. These lots are operated by private companies. Rates may vary.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Museum of Discovery and Science, 401 Southwest 2nd Street, Fort Lauderdale, United States
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