Waves of Change: Miami Waterkeeper’s 10th Anniversary Docu-Series Event!

Miami Waterkeeper is turning 10! We’re excited to announce our virtual 10th Anniversary Event taking place on October 6th-8th, 2020. Celebrate a decade of water wins with us through a 3-part Docu-Series video release! Learn about the history of South Florida’s watershed through unique storytelling with professional production. Each 15-20 minute video will involve a tiered release […]

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Miami Waterkeeper is turning 10! We’re excited to announce our virtual 10th Anniversary Event taking place on October 6th-8th, 2020. Celebrate a decade of water wins with us through a 3-part Docu-Series video release!

Learn about the history of South Florida’s watershed through unique storytelling with professional production. Each 15-20 minute video will involve a tiered release over a week covering the past, present, and future of our waterways. After the release date, the videos will be available on-demand on our website. View the full schedule below.

Please join Miami Waterkeeper and our host committee to celebrate our region’s history as we look toward the next 10 years.

Originally published at https://www.miamiwaterkeeper.org/waves_of_change_miami_waterkeeper_s_10th_anniversary_docu_series_event

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