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Resiliency and Recovery Workshop
@ Houston Marriott Sugar Land
Resiliency and Recovery Workshop
@ Houston Marriott Sugar Land
Feb 16 @ 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
 Please join the Texas Economic Development Council, in partnership with the International Sustainable Resiliency Center, for a FREE workshop. The workshop will focus on preparing your community to be more resilient to navigate disasters of all kinds, to learn the best practices for business continuity and where to access resources to aid in economic recovery. Each workshop participant will receive resource materials,...
9:30 am
Children’s Nature Classes
@ Armand Bayou Nature Center
4:00 pm
E.P.I.C Program
@ Eddie V. Grey Wetlands Education Center
E.P.I.C Program
@ Eddie V. Grey Wetlands Education Center
Feb 16 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
 Environment Protectors Initiating Change (E.P.I.C) E.P.I.C. is a free service learning club for high school teens that is aimed at learning about, and solving coastal environmental problems through hands-on projects. If you would like to: Make a difference Help your community Make new friends Gain volunteer hours Have fun Join them for a meeting at the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands...
6:00 pm
Mercer Botanic Gardens Volunteer Orientation
@ Timber Lane Community Center
Mercer Botanic Gardens Volunteer Orientation
@ Timber Lane Community Center
Feb 16 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
 Do you want to give back to your community, need volunteer hours for school, or just love the outdoors and have an interest in Gulf Coast flora? Mercer Botanic Gardens offers a variety of volunteer opportunities at three facilities within a mile of the gardens. Join them for a volunteer orientation to discover everything they have to offer, from helping...
6:30 pm
Discovering Climate History in Coral Skeletons
@ Online Event
Discovering Climate History in Coral Skeletons
@ Online Event
Feb 16 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
 The skeletons of massive corals grow in layers, similar to tree rings, that can be counted to determine the years of growth. Scientists can look at the chemistry of each of these layers to see what the water temperature was when that part of the coral skeleton was growing, as well as other indicators of environmental conditions. By stringing together...
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