Finding Meaning in the Marsh: History

Historians pay close attention to the people, events, interactions, and changes surrounding a particular place. In this way, historians “see” coastal ecosystems through the lives of the people that lived here before them – understanding the key people and major events that shaped coastal habitats. We want you to see what historians see while walking through a maritime forest and salt marsh. Join educators on a marsh walk on the Jay Wolf Nature Trail with naturalist John “Crawfish” Crawford and come to see the marsh through a historical perspective. Registration is required and includes admission to the UGA Aquarium.