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October 2019
Underwater HOA Meeting – Focus Group on Resilient 305
UHOA Home | About | Meetings | Participate | Elevation Drive | Markers | Press | Organize an Underwater HOA | Resources | Archive Join us on Wednesday, Oct.2 at the Books & Books in Pinecrest, FL from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. for this month's Underwater HOA meeting! If you're a concerned Florida homeowner and curious as to see what policies our local government is currently considering and pursuing to prepare for sea-level-rise, please stop by and share your feedback or suggestions! This month's meeting will be focusing on Resilient305 and their strategy to…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – International Mall Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Friday, Oct. 4 at the International Mall Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Arcola Lakes Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Tuesday, Oct. 8 at Arcola Lakes Branch Library at 4:45 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as natural…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Miami Springs Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at the Miami Springs Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as…
Find out more »ICA Panel Discussion on Climate Change & Resiliency
The Institute of Contemporary Art is dedicated to promoting continuous experimentation in contemporary art, advancing new scholarship, and fostering the exchange of art and ideas throughout the Miami region and internationally. In September 2016, the ICA launched the Art + Research Center (A+RC), a research department and educational initiative dedicated to exploring topical social and environmental issues in relation to contemporary art. On October 10th, the ICA will be hosting the museum’s first panel discussion on climate change and resiliency…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Kendale Lakes Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Friday, Oct. 11 at Kendale Lakes Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Tamiami Branch
Join us on Saturday, Oct. 12 at Tamiami Branch Library at 4:00 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as natural barriers against storm surge, sequester carbon dioxide…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Lakes of the Meadow Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Saturday, Oct. 12 at Lakes of the Meadow Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Little River Branch
Plan(T) Home | About | Schools | Libraries | Farmer’s Market | Frost Science | Lincoln Road | Science Advisors | Press | Events Join us on Tuesday, Oct. 5 at Little River Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as…
Find out more »Plan(T) Library Presentation – Fairlawn Branch
Join us on Wednesday, Oct. 16 at Fairlawn Branch Library at 4:30 p.m. to learn how global climate change is impacting your community and what Plan(T) is doing to help combat it! Plan(T) is local environmental artist, Xavier Cortada’s latest participatory eco-art project. It aims to expand South Florida’s mangrove forest by asking residents to plant mangrove propagules, or seedlings, in their own backyards. Mangroves are salt-tolerant plants that act as natural barriers against storm surge, sequester carbon dioxide…
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