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Miami EcoAdventures offers naturalist-guided excursions that include water activities such as kayaking, canoeing, fishing, boat cruises, and other Water Adventures. The program also includes Land Adventures like archery, hiking with night programming, biking, group camping, and outdoor skills. Additional offerings include volunteer and internship options, Nature Camps, after-school activities, and themed experiences such as Archaeology Adventure Outreach, Birds and Birding, Things with Wings, Scales and Tails, Sea Turtle Adventure, Tequesta Adventure, Go with the Flow, Coastal Conservation and Resiliency Outreach, Touch the Bay Outreach, Nature Tots, Tales and Trails, and a self-guided tour at Arch Creek Park.
• Schedule: Day programming and nighttime hikes
Miami EcoAdventures states that its mission is to promote and enhance the knowledge, understanding, appreciation and protection of natural resources through quality hands-on interpretive programs. The program uses naturalist-guided excursions, innovative use of wildlife and science education, and activities such as snorkeling the Half Moon Shipwreck, visiting a mangrove forest at Matheson Hammock, exploring the coastal habitats of the Oleta River, and visiting the Coral Gables Waterway, as well as the Parks Explorer catamaran and a self-guided tour at Arch Creek Park. The leadership team includes Christina White, Director. The program works with public schools, civic organizations, parochial and independent schools, corporations, boy and girl scouts, special events, after school programs, libraries, and homeschool groups.
Last updated February 17, 2026.
• Schedule: Day programming and nighttime hikes
Miami EcoAdventures states that its mission is to promote and enhance the knowledge, understanding, appreciation and protection of natural resources through quality hands-on interpretive programs. The program uses naturalist-guided excursions, innovative use of wildlife and science education, and activities such as snorkeling the Half Moon Shipwreck, visiting a mangrove forest at Matheson Hammock, exploring the coastal habitats of the Oleta River, and visiting the Coral Gables Waterway, as well as the Parks Explorer catamaran and a self-guided tour at Arch Creek Park. The leadership team includes Christina White, Director. The program works with public schools, civic organizations, parochial and independent schools, corporations, boy and girl scouts, special events, after school programs, libraries, and homeschool groups.
Last updated February 17, 2026.
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