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SUMMARY:Shared Habitats Photo Walk / Caminata Fotográfica de Hábitats Compartidos
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Bayou City Waterkeeper\, FotoFest\, & Latino Outdoors\nDate and Time: September 19\, 2026 | 8:30 am gather\, 9:00 am start\nLocation: Robert C. Stuart Park\nAdmission: Free with registration\nRecommended for: All ages and photography experience levels \n\n  \nJoin Bayou City Waterkeeper\, FotoFest\, and Latino Outdoors for a guided photo walk exploring the connections among water\, birds\, people\, and place. \nParticipants will walk through Robert C. Stuart Park\, an area that provides habitat for resident and migratory birds while also demonstrating how natural and nature-based infrastructure can help manage stormwater\, reduce flooding\, improve water quality\, and support healthier ecosystems. \nNo photography experience or specialized equipment is required. Participants may use a phone\, digital camera\, film camera\, or simply join the walk to observe. Along the route\, guides will invite participants to look closely at the wetland landscape: the movement of water\, the plants and wildlife that depend on it\, evidence of human intervention\, and the relationships connecting the park to the surrounding city. \nThe program is presented in connection with FotoFest’s fall exhibition\, Across the Americas: FotoFest\, Latin America and Latino Cultures in the United States. Drawing from the exhibition’s consideration of landscape\, territory\, identity\, history\, and extraction\, the walk will explore photography as a way to document place\, reflect on environmental change\, and imagine more reciprocal relationships between people and the natural world. \nThis event also overlaps with Latino Conservation Week\, a national initiative of Hispanic Access Foundation that celebrates Latino communities’ relationships with the outdoors and their leadership in protecting land\, water\, air\, and wildlife.  \nTogether\, participants will consider what becomes visible when we slow down and pay attention\, and how images can help us better understand\, value\, and protect the shared habitats around us. After the walk\, participants will be invited to stay for refreshments and a kid-friendly activity station. This event is free with registration.  \nWhat to Bring\n\nA phone\, digital camera\, or film camera\nBinoculars\, if available\nComfortable walking shoes\nDrinking water\nSunscreen\nA hat\, sunglasses\, or other sun protection \nWeather-appropriate clothing\n\nPhotography equipment and binoculars are optional. Participants are welcome to attend simply to walk\, observe\, and learn.  \n  \nAbout Across the Americas: FotoFest\, Latin America and Latino Cultures in the United States\nFotoFest’s fall 2026 exhibition\, Across the Americas: FotoFest\, Latin America and Latino Cultures in the United States\, explores FotoFest’s long-standing engagement with artists across Latin America and Latino cultures in the U.S. Featuring work by more than forty artists\, the exhibition embraces diverse photographic approaches to history\, place\, imagination\, and identity. \nOrganized into four thematic chapters\, Image and the Constructed Self; Memory\, Archive\, and History; Place\, Territory\, and Transformation; and Experimental Worlds: Concept and Fiction\, the project brings together documentary\, conceptual\, and experimental practices that illuminate shared histories and cultural dialogues across Latin America and Latino cultures in the U.S. \nThe galleries will not be organized strictly around medium or geography. Instead\, the historical and contemporary works will present a multi-faceted conversation between different times and histories. Unexpected pairings will revisit many of the ways FotoFest has fostered diverse discourse between generations of artists\, national histories\, and photographic traditions over the past four decades in Latin America and Latino Cultures in the United States.
URL:https://bayoucitywaterkeeper.org/event/shared-habitats-photo-walk-caminata-fotografica-de-habitats-compartidos/
LOCATION:Robert C Stuart Park\, 7250 Bellfort Ave\, Houston\, TX\, 77087\, United States
CATEGORIES:Bayou City Waterkeeper Event,Wetland Walks
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SUMMARY:Surge Forward Wetland Walk @ East Beach
DESCRIPTION:Join the Surge Forward Coalition for a guided Wetland Walk at East Beach on October 24. Explore Galveston’s coastal wetlands and learn more about their importance to local communities\, wildlife\, and flood resilience. Free to attend\, register today!
URL:https://bayoucitywaterkeeper.org/event/surge-forward-wetland-walk-east-beach/
LOCATION:East Beach\, 1923 Boddeker Rd\, Galveston\, TX\, 77550\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wetland Walks
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