Natural History Speaker Series-The Geological History of Lake Maggiore

Come and find out as our speaker reveals his findings from core sediments that were collected and ground penetrating radar. You’re sure to leave with a greater understanding of the lake and its dynamic processes in terms of the plant and animal life that it supports.

About the Speaker

Daniel Ciarletta, PhD, Research Physical Scientist, U.S. Geological Survey-St. Petersburg, FL

Daniel Ciarletta is a Research Physical Scientist at the U.S. Geological Survey in St. Petersburg at the Coastal and Marine Science Center. He investigates the evolution of coastal morphology to understand how beach, dune, and marsh landscapes are connected over different timescales. He earned his PhD in Environmental Science and Management at Montclair State University in 2019.

About the Natural History Speaker Series

The Natural History Speaker Series is a free community program featuring engaging presentations on the natural and cultural history of Florida by experts in their fields.

Each month, attendees hear from scientists, researchers, conservationists, educators, authors, and other professionals on topics ranging from native wildlife and ecosystems to archaeology, history, and environmental stewardship.

Presentations typically last about one hour and are followed by a question-and-answer session.

Registration is encouraged to help us plan for attendance.

If you're unable to attend in person, recordings will be made available on-demand in our Speaker Series Library and on YouTube.

The Natural History Speaker Series is co-sponsored by the Friends of Boyd Hill Nature Preserve and the City of St. Petersburg Parks & Recreation Department.

Support the Friends of Boyd Hill

The Friends of Boyd Hill Nature Preserve is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting environmental education, conservation, and community programming at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve.

Learn more, become a member, or support our work at www.friendsofboydhill.org