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Hogtown Creek Headwaters Nature Park
1500 NW 45th Ave.
Gainesville,
FL
32605
How coastal communities are using nature-based solutions for flooding and erosion. This talk is presented by Haley Cox, the Coastal Resilience Program Coordinator for Florida Sea Grant.
Join the City of Gainesville at Hogtown Creek Headwaters Nature Center on the first Sunday of each month for Perspectives in the Park, a monthly program featuring experts in their field sharing information on a variety of topics including science, nature, history and art.
