About this Event
Thursday, February 4 | 2:00 PM
Presenter: Dr. Zack Jud, Ph.D., Director of Education, Florida Oceanographic Society
Florida is home to more introduced reptile and amphibian species than anywhere else on Earth and the story goes far beyond invasive pythons!
Join Dr. Zack Jud, Ph.D., Director of Education at the Florida Oceanographic Society, for a fascinating look at Florida’s complex invasive species challenge. Discover how non-native reptiles and amphibians have established themselves in our state, explore some surprising species you may not expect, and learn what Florida’s experiences can teach us about biological invasions around the world.
From ecological impacts to the challenges of managing introduced species, this engaging presentation offers a fresh perspective on one of Florida’s most intriguing environmental issues.
ADMISSION:
$5 for Members | $18 for Non-Members
Valid Membership card required for member entry
Space is limited, so reserve your seat and join us for a fascinating afternoon exploring Florida’s unexpected invaders and the surprising stories behind our state’s unique reptile and amphibian challenges!
Event venue & nearby stays
Elliott Museum, 825 NE Ocean Blvd., Stuart, United States
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