Upcoming Events
Private Event Inquiry
Interested in a vegetation removal and beach cleanup?
Contact us at info@soflomoraes.com to see if we can host an event for your group!
Volunteers will help remove and document non-native and exotic plant species, as well as cleanup marine debris!
For more information on what we do, click HERE.
NEST Excavation for Sea Turtles (NEST) Program
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NEST is a new, limited-edition program available during the summer in partnership with the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science (Frost Science).
Participants will learn about sea turtle conservation through a hands-on activity, nature walk on Virginia Key Beach and observing a nest excavation, an opportunity to look inside a sea turtle nest after it hatches.
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Nest excavations take place three days after a sea turtle nest hatches and can only be completed by a person authorized by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission. The Frost Science Education Team will talk guests through the process and purpose of a nest excavation while we excavate the nest (under permit #153).
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Register by visiting frostscience.org/nest
SeaKeepers Youth Environmental Career Summit
When: May 17th, 10am -12pm​​
Where: History Miami Museum
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MORAES will be tabling at the Youth Environmental Career Summit hosted by SeaKeepers! The Career Summit aims to connect local, high school age community leaders to local organizations in order to further education and passion about conservation and sustainability.
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SeaSweepers Beach Cleanup
When: May 10th, 1pm -3pm​​
Where: Kenneth M. Myers Bayside Park, Coconut Grove
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Join SeaSweepers for a beach cleanup in Coconut Grove on Saturday, May 10th! SeaSweepers takes ocean trash and turns it into new, sustainable products like park benches, furniture, and building materials. Learn more about SeaSweepers and how to join the cause by registering for the event below!
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SeaKeepers x MORAES Margaret Pace Park Cleanup
When: May 25th, 9am-11am​​
Where: Margaret Pace Park, North Bayshore Drive, Miami, FL
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Join MORAES and SeaKeepers in a fun and educational coastal cleanup at Margaret Pace Park! This park is located right on the edge of Biscayne Bay, where trash can easily make its way into the ocean and harm the environment and the wildlife that live there. Help us keep our local parks clean! ​
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