Coral Reefs of Texas and Louisiana | Winter Lecture Series

Description

Explore the fascinating underwater world of the Gulf Coast at our next Winter Lecture Series program, “Coral Reefs of Texas and Louisiana,” presented by Taylor Burley Galaviz, on Monday, March 2nd, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM. This engaging lecture takes a broad look at the unique coral reef systems found off the coasts of Texas and Louisiana and their importance to the region’s maritime environment and history. Taylor Burley Galaviz will discuss how these reefs formed, why they matter, and the role they play in supporting marine life and coastal ecosystems. The presentation will also touch on the relationship between people and these underwater landscapes, highlighting their significance to science, conservation, and the Gulf Coast’s maritime heritage. Designed for a general audience, this lecture offers an accessible and informative perspective for anyone interested in marine science, coastal history, or the natural wonders of the Gulf of Mexico. A Q&A session will follow, allowing attendees to ask questions and engage directly with the speaker. Admission is free, with donations gratefully accepted. Enjoy coffee and light refreshments, generously provided by H-E-B and Duck Blind Coffee. Join us for a lunchtime journey beneath the waves and discover the hidden reefs of Texas and Louisiana.