Special Event

Event

High Tide Trail: Environmental History of Boston

Boston National Historical Park

Fee:

Free.

Location: LAT/LONG: 42.359970, -71.056266


Presentation will be given at the Lower-Level Education Space at Faneuil Hall

Dates & Times

Date:

Friday, September 20, 2024

Time:

12:30 PM

Duration:

30 minutes

Type of Event

Partner Program
Talk

This indoor presentation is estimated to last for 25 - 30 minutes.


Description

Learn more about Boston’s coastal environmental history at a Ranger-led program in the lower-level Education Space at Faneuil Hall! We will discuss changes to Boston’s landscape over time by focusing on areas of “reclaimed land.” At the conclusion of the program, the Ranger will walk the group to nearby Long Wharf to witness the peak of the King Tide. This indoor presentation is estimated to last for 25 - 30 minutes. 

In response to rising sea levels caused by climate change, the National Parks of Boston and the Stone Living Lab developed the self-guided High Tide Trail. The trail consists of 6 sites in downtown Boston that share stories of Boston’s changing coastline. Want to learn more on your own? Check out the High Tide Trail tour: High Tide Trail - Stone Living Lab


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