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The Birds Thank Gobie Plumbing
The inordinately generous-spirited folks at Gobie Plumbing have flown to our rescue time and again whenever the temperamental Doc Thomas House "vintage plumbing" goes on the fritz. Indeed, their skills in this regard border on magical. And we can't thank them enough for conjuring up hot water on-demand for the chickee's outdoor kitchen! T
he fully licensed and insured family business has been providing platinum-grade professional services to Miamians since 1981. From residential needs to remodeling and new construction, owners Laura and Phil Gobie are actively involved in every facet of your project. Their mission: "Provide honest, clean, courteous, professional service."
All true.
Supporting vendors that support TAS, such as Gobie Plumbing, is an easy way to contribute to our Conservation Mission. The Birds will thank you!
Phone: (305) 235-3523
E-mail:
[email protected]
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Dine Out with TAS
@WhiskGourmet
Tuesday, July 5, 6-10pm
Make a dinner date at
Whisk Gourmet
(eat-in or take-out) and, in turn,
Whisk
will feather the proverbial TAS nest with 10 percent of its dinner revenues.
Enjoy signature dishes such as Chef Brendan's famous Fried Chicken, cool Kale Caesar or his
sensational
Shrimp & Grits.www.whiskgourmet.com
Whisk helps TAS protect all the places South Floridians cherish: Biscayne Bay, Florida Bay and The Everglades.Thanks to Chef Brendan Connor for so generously hosting the 2016 Dine Out Summer Series!
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Eco-Restoration Day
@ TAS's
Porter Russell Pine Rockland
Saturday, July 9, 8:30am-noon
Help TAS steward our
Porter
Russell Pine Rockland, an 8-acre property in South Miami-Dade County, one of the few remaining tracts of globally imperiled Pine Rockland habitat remaining outside of Everglades National Park.
Please bring sunscreen, your water bottle, and wear closed toed-shoes. We will provide water.
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Citizen's Climate Lobby Call
Saturday, July 9 noon-1:30pm
Featuring Audubon Society's Vice President of Climate Change,
Matt Anderson
Graham Center
(GC)
Room 283B
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Volviendo a Mis Raises
(en Español!)
Saturday, July 9, Event 1-5pm ; Dinner 5-7pm
For the Spanish-speaking community: Attend this hands-on, action-packed family day of empowerment and engagement delivered by passionate Latino climate leaders.
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Eco-Restoration Day
@ TAS's Steinberg Nature Center
Saturday, July 16, 8:30am-noon
Learn about indigenous plants and help us maintain our near-native landscape at the Steinberg Nature Center on the TAS campus. We need you!
Restoration Days are held on the 3rd Saturday of every month. We're flexible -- show up when you can, between 8:30 am and noon -- you will find a host of conservationists, birders, plant lovers and gardeners just like you lending a hand.
Volunteer to Get Your Hands Dirty! (We provide gloves!)
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Miami Pine Rocklands Coalition Meeting
@ TAS
Thursday, July 21, 7-8:30pm
Summer in the Rocklands: Will it be the Last?
Meeting Agenda:
* Get updates on our efforts to stop $1-billion-dollars-worth of proposed development in the globally imperiled Pine Rocklands now remaining in South Florida.
* Hear about our efforts to have some 40 acres of former U.S. Coast Guard holdings declared "Environmentally Endangered Land," to be preserved -- not bulldozed -- for future generations.
* Learn what you can do to help preserve and restore the last remnant (2%) of our region's once vast Pine Rocklands, and help protect the rare plants and wildlife that rely on the unique ecosystem.
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This Land is Your Land:
A Second Century for America's National Parks
thru January 8, 2016
This exhibition considers America's National Park Service as it enters its second century with a particular focus on South Florida's four national park sites: Everglades, Biscayne and Dry Tortugas National Parks and Big Cypress National Preserve. Its purpose is to elevate awareness of our national parks with the hope of motivating action toward their continued protection. Experiential in approach, this exhibition presents natural and cultural objects, artwork and film to communicate the national park idea and experience.
Curated by Jacqueline Crucet and designed by Miami-based design firm SimpleFly Creative, this exhibit is endorsed and supported by the National Park Service.
Coral Gables Museum
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Take Action
Livable Cutler Park Restoration
Organizers around Livable Cutler Park Restoration -- @LivableCutler -- are undertaking a critical habitat restoration project that will ensure a greenway for people, plants and wildlife. To do something meaningful for our community you can help fund the effort. A modest $15 donation puts 1 native tree in the ground; $30, 4 trees; and so on.
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Keep South Florida's Voice of Conservation Clear & Strong
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