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SUMMARY:Documentary film screening Noah’s Ark A Coral Rescue First – SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:On Sunday, June 8th, in celebration of World Oceans Day, join us for the screening of a powerful new documentary, “Noah’s Ark A Coral Rescue First,” directed by Michael Zimmer. The program will take place indoors at the Deering Estate Visitor Center theater, beginning at 4 p.m.\nGuests can also enjoy a panel discussion, with Q&A, following the screening. The following coral experts will discuss the future state of corals:\nMs. Dr. Katey Lesneski, PhD\nResearch & Monitoring Coordinator | Mission: Iconic Reefs\nFlorida Keys National Marine Sanctuary\nKen Nedimyer\nReef Renewal USA\nTechnical Director / Board Member\nKylie Smith\nCo-Founder I. Care\nThe documentary tells the unprecedented story of a 2019 coral rescue mission in Dry Tortugas National Park – marking the first time such an operation had ever been attempted. The film captures the urgency, science, and teamwork behind this historic effort to save one of the ocean’s most vital and threatened ecosystems.\nAs rising ocean temperatures and coral disease threaten reefs worldwide, Noah’s Ark follows a team of scientists as they race against time to rescue endangered coral species from a rapidly deteriorating disease. Set against the remote and hauntingly beautiful backdrop of Dry Tortugas National Park, located 70 miles west of Key West, the film offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at conservation in action.\nNoah’s Ark is not only a testament to scientific innovation and environmental stewardship, but also a call to action. Through stunning underwater cinematography and personal stories from those on the front lines, the film highlights both the fragility and resilience of coral reefs and the critical role of human intervention in their preservation.\nThe film has premiered at film festivals around the world and has received several major awards.\n*Please note that this event is SOLD OUT.\nTickets: free with RSVP online.\nParking & Directions:  Free parking is available in the Visitor Center parking lot located on SW 168 Street just west of 72nd Avenue. The event will be held indoors in the Visitor Center Theater.\nLearn more about World Oceans Day\nImage courtesy of Tony Timpano Ocean Imaging\n
URL:https://deeringestate2.vmgagencysites.com/events/documentary-film-screening-noahs-ark-a-coral-rescue-first/
CATEGORIES:Art, Exhibits, Films, & Lectures,Free or Discounted Events for Members,June Things To Do
LOCATION:Deering Estate Visitor Center, 16701 SW 72nd Avenue, Palmetto Bay Fl 33157
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