CommunityMonday, November 9
Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife will host a free talk on Southwest Florida snakes Tuesday
The 5AM Cape Coral team
If you've ever wondered whether that snake in the yard is trouble, Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife has a night for you. The group will hold its next general meeting Tue., Nov. 10, at Rotary Park, and the featured talk is "Snakes of Southwest Florida." It will cover native snake species, how to identify venomous ones and the role snakes play as natural pest control.
Tuesday's Nov. 10 snake talk night starts with networking at 6:30 p.m.
- 6:30 p.m.Doors open at Rotary Park for networking
- 7 p.m."Snakes of Southwest Florida" presentation begins
- 8 p.m.The CCFW general meeting follows the presentation
Sources: Pembroke Pines News, Cape Coral Breeze
Honey Phillips, the environmental recreation program supervisor for Cape Coral Parks and Recreation, is the presenter. CCFW is a volunteer-driven nonprofit that works to preserve and enhance habitats for protected wildlife in the Cape.
Honey Phillips wears several hats around Southwest Florida
| Role | With |
|---|---|
| Environmental recreation program supervisor | Cape Coral Parks and Recreation |
| Adjunct professor | Florida Gulf Coast University |
| Former vice president | Cape Coral Friends of Wildlife |
| Longtime volunteer | CROW |
Sources: Pembroke Pines News, Cape Coral Breeze
- Date: Tue., Nov. 10
- Place: Rotary Park, 5505 Rose Garden Road
- Cost: free and open to the public
- Questions: call 239-980-2593
Sources: Cape Coral Breeze, Pembroke Pines News