A panel will discuss key bills and budget recommendations related to planning and growth management, conservation, transportation and water that passed and failed during the 2022 Session, including how legislation impacts Florida governance and planning practices.
Professor Scheppele will address questions including: Why have democratically elected leaders with autocratic aspirations appeared across such a wide array of democratic governments at once? How have they undermined constitutional government and yet claimed democratic legitimacy? And, most crucially, what can be done to restore the promise of constitutionalism?
The Estero Park Yard Sale will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, March 26, at the Estero Park, 9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd., Estero. Vendors will set up their items in the park for purchase including new and gently used items. Shopping will be in the south parking lot near the recreation center. […]
The Estero Park and Recreation Center with Lee County Parks & Recreation and Lee Health will be hosting their fourth annual Health and Wellness Fair. Health education and screenings will be provided by the Lee Health Outreach Team. Enjoy demonstrations from local organizations and businesses, weight loss vendors, and take an opportunity to donate blood on […]
Friends of Lovers Key are holding a gourmet dinner under the stars with live music, an auction, and more. The gala benefits educational programs and exhibits at the park.
In this webinar, Miami's Chief Heat Officer will discuss threats, strategies, and potential solutions to the effects of extreme heat on Florida residents.
Bring your camera and learn the basics of photography, the best places to snap that perfect photo, and discover unusual plants, buildings and critters that make up the many interesting aspects of Koreshan State Park.
Teens make their own photographic blue print and learn how to pursue this art technique on their own. Ages 11-18.
