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AWE Talk, Pearls of Nature: Wetlands & Wildlife

Tue, Nov 17

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Naples Botanical Garden

Join Naples Plein Aire artist Paul Arsenault and his wife Eileen for a heartfelt exploration of Southwest Florida’s natural beauty, where Native Americans thrived for thousands of years, ghost orchids bloom in cypress swamps, and the endangered Florida panther still roams.

AWE Talk, Pearls of Nature: Wetlands & Wildlife
AWE Talk, Pearls of Nature: Wetlands & Wildlife

Time & Location

Nov 17, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Naples Botanical Garden, 4820 Bayshore Dr, Naples, FL 34112, USA

Guests

About the event


Join Paul and Eileen Arsenault for a heartfelt exploration of Southwest Florida’s natural beauty,

where Native Americans thrived for thousands of years, ghost orchids bloom in cypress swamps, and

the endangered Florida panther still roams. Though this rich landscape has been threatened by natural

disasters and overdevelopment, conservation efforts have helped protect many of its precious habitats.

From sea turtles and burrowing owls to ancient bald cypress, dedicated volunteers and philanthropists


Tickets

  • AWE Member Admission

    Free to AWE Members

    $0.00

  • Non Member Admission

    This is for a Non-Member

    $

    +Ticket service fee

Total

$0.00

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