The Evolution of Darwin Beach Part 5- May 22, 2021

Join MORAES on Saturday, May 22 to help us in removing exotic vegetation from Darwin Beach. This slice of land wedged between The University of Miami's Rosenstiel School & Miami Seaquarium is littered with invasive plants and marine debris that volunteers will help document and remove. This is the third of a series of events, which will end in native plantings, evolving this area into a thriving native habitat.

Location: Darwin Beach
Parking: Parking and entrance available at The University of Miami's Rosenstiel School (RSMAS).

4600 Rickenbacker Causeway Miami, FL 33149-1031  (This is not an official event affiliated with RSMAS directly)
Date: Saturday, May 22, 2021
Time:    10:00AM-12:00AM

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                            DEADLINE TO REGISTER: 11:59PM Thursday, May 20, 2021                            
Please Bring:
CDC Approved Face Covering
Reusable Water Bottle
Sturdy Closed Toed Shoes & Long Sleeves
Sun/ Weather Protection
Work or Gardening Gloves

To best follow social distancing guidelines space is limited to 10 participants per shift. Shifts start and end promptly at their scheduled times to allow for sanitation between shifts. Participants will be required to complete a health assessment and submit a safety waiver upon arrival.