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    Tennessee Williams Museum

    3.5 (2 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center

    Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center

    4.5(48 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    A cost neutral GEM of an attraction that many unfortunately miss. Very interesting, informative,…read moreand the staff (Christine & others) are incredibly knowledgeable, polite, and friendly. Enjoy.

    The Florida Keys Eco-Discovery Center is located on Key West's Truman Waterfront and is part of…read moreNOAA's Dr. Nancy Foster Florida Keys Environmental Complex. It's mission is to inspire visitors to preserve the marine ecosystems of the Florida Keys & enjoy the natural resource responsibly. The center is open Wednesday to Saturday from 9:00 until 4:00. Admission is free, and so is parking, making this a convenient stop. With more than 6,000 square feet of interactive exhibits guests can learn about the native plants & animals in the Keys. Exhibits highlight the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, 4 national wildlife refuges & 3 national parks, including Dry Tortugas, which is on an island about 70 miles from Key West. We started with a 20-minute movie about the Keys' fragile ecosystems and then explore the center on a self-paced tour. Staff & volunteers are also on-site to answer questions. Notable exhibits include a replica of NOAA's Aquarius, the only underwater ocean laboratory in the world, and a spotlight on the long maritime history of shipwrecks inside the sanctuary's waters. After 2022 renovations there is now a mangrove exhibit where guests can play animal noises & guess which animal made the sound, an area with microscopes so you can watch coral close-up, and a paddleboard photo-op that feels as though we are paddling through the mangroves.

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