St. Petersburg Audubon Society - Ecological Research on Florida's Gulf Coast

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The mission of St. Petersburg Audubon Society is to promote and provide environmental education and, through responsible activism, protect, restore and preserve natural ecosystems for both people and wildlife.

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Ecological Research on Florida's Gulf Coast

Saturday, June 02 2007, 13:00 - 14:00

What do a rare lily, a nesting bird and a butterfly have in common? They are all subjects in biological research programs taking place at Brooker Creek Preserve and other natural areas in Pinellas County.

Join Dr. Steven Harper, Research Director for the Environmental Lands Division (ELD), as he discusses the challenges and rewards of ecological research and highlights some of the diverse projects the ELD is addressing. Pre-registration is required. Admission: Free. Recommended for adults â€“ children under 12 may find this presentation challenging.

Location: Brooker Creek Preserve Environmental Education Cr, 3940 Keystone Rd., Tarpon Springs, FL
Contact: Brooker Creek Preserve Environmental Education Center at (727) 453-6800

http://www.pinellascounty.org/Environment

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