Coastal Engagement Field Trip – Marvelous Mangroves
January 27 @ 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Explore the Coastal Ecosystem at Dr. Von D. Mizell–Eula Johnson State Park
Discover the vital role of Florida’s coastal habitats through hands-on exploration and scientific investigation!
Students will gain a deeper understanding of how mangroves, seagrass beds, and sandy shores work together to support Florida’s biodiversity — and how we can all play a role in keeping these ecosystems healthy.
Program includes:
Mangrove Lesson & Exploration – Learn about the three types of mangroves, their adaptations, and how they protect our coastlines.
Fishing & Ethical Angling or Seine Netting & Microscopic Study – Practice sustainable fishing techniques or collect and observe marine life using seine nets, then study your finds under a microscope.
Guided Coastal Walk – Engage in a sensory “I Spy” adventure to identify native plants and wildlife while exploring the shoreline.
Eco-Action Project – Participate in a stewardship activity to help protect and preserve this unique coastal environment.
Registration and payment required through their website, link below.
$50 per child
Self pay and Step Up Direct Bill
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