Historians pay close attention to the people, events, interactions, and changes surrounding a particular place. In this way, historians “see” coastal ecosystems through the lives of the people that lived here before them – understanding the key people and major… Full story
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Finding Meaning in the Marsh: Art
March 11, 2023
Take time to look around and practice being present in the landscape while observing color in the marsh. Landscape artists seek connections to place through careful observation of time and light. This Marsh walk with Kip Bradley, a local landscape… Full story
Finding Meaning in the Marsh: Photography
March 2, 2023
Photographers are keenly aware of light, dark, angles and space. They, quite literally, view the salt marsh through a different lens. We want you to see what photographers see! Join UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant educators and our… Full story
UGA Aquarium launches new Finding Meaning in the Marsh series
February 27, 2023
The UGA Aquarium on Skidaway Island near Savannah is offering a three-part Finding Meaning in the Marsh series that encourages participants to view Georgia’s coastal salt marshes from new perspectives. Three programs scheduled in March 2023 will feature special guest… Full story