"Living in Our Maritime Forest" at Story & Song - January 13

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Amelia Tree Conservancy

Press Release

Submitted by Margaret Kirkland

January 2, 2019 10:00 a.m.

“Living in Our Maritime Forest”

Premiere HD Screening & Discussion

A post-Irma view of our Amelia Island environment

Featuring Dr. Munsell McPhillips and Videographer Chris Hestand

Sunday, January 13, 4:00 pm

Story & Song Neighborhood Bookstore Bistro

1430 Park Avenue, Fernandina Beach

Life is most interesting at the edges. On Amelia Island, we live at the interfaces between a number of systems: river and land, land and sea, marsh and forest, human and natural. This presents a dynamic and challenging context.

Dr. McPhillips is a biomedical engineer and co-founder of an engineering firm dedicated to restoring degraded urban rivers and riparian forests. She has analyzed, repaired and created ecological systems around the world. Chris Hestand is an Amelia Island videographer.

www.ameliatreeconservancy.org

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