Coastal Discovery Museum.

Join us for a presentation by Tony Mills, the education director for the LowCountry Institute.  Mills produces and conducts educational programs for local schools, teachers and the general public and has written numerous newspaper columns and articles on local plants and animals.  He co-authored the book Lizards and Crocodilians of the Southeast (UGA press June 2009) and currently co-produces and hosts the television program "Coastal Kingdom" based on lowcountry animals and plants.

The lecture will cover the natural history of many reptiles and amphibians commonly found in the Lowcountry.  From the venomous rattle snakes to colorful milk snakes, our region is home to numerous species that play essential roles in our ecosystem.  You will get an up-close and personal session with these fascinating cold blooded animals.

Adults $12 (12 and older) Cost is $7 per person and reservations  are required by calling 843-689-6767 ext 223 or continuing online.