Rachel Carson
50 years after the publication of SILENT SPRING
Exploring the Legacy
of
Saturday Sept. 29th
Lectures and Ask the Experts
1:00-6:00 PM
1:00-1:10 Sign-in, Welcome
1:15-2:30 “Continuing and Emerging Chemical Threats”, Whitaker Hall 101
Dr. Darren Rumbold, Professor of Marine Science, FGCU
2:30-3:15 “The Hormone Mimics: From Silent Birds to Human Illness, Yet Denial CarriesOn”, Whitaker Hall 101
Dr. Talal El-Hefnawy, Assistant Professor of Biology, FGCU
3:15-3:45 Meet the Experts
3:45-5:00 Ask the Experts – Break out Session, Whitaker Hall 103
An informal session where individuals can ask questions of local experts on topics such as water quality, pesticide usage, and identification and disposal of hazardous waste.
Refreshments provided by Whitaker Center and Center for Environmental Sustainability Education)
5:00-6:00 FILM: The Silent Spring of Rachel Carson – CBS Reports, 1963
Film and Lecture Series Schedule
Thursday Sept. 27th
Griffin Hall 172
5:00-8:00pm

Environmental Issues
FILM: Bag-it
(74 min., Reel Thing Prod., 2010)
LECTURE: Commissioner Ray Judah (5-6 PM)
Reflections from 24 Years as a County Commissioner
... The Festival is also today!
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