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Miami-Dade County’s Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) is dedicated to protecting and preserving our air, water, trees, and land to ensure a healthier community today and build a resilient future for all.

We’re planning for the year ahead! 🗓️ DERM’s leadership team is coming together to set priorities, align goals and plan ...
09/29/2026

We’re planning for the year ahead! 🗓️ DERM’s leadership team is coming together to set priorities, align goals and plan for the new fiscal year as we continue working to protect Miami-Dade County’s environment and natural resources.

Celebrating the launch of the Resilience Funding Lab at University of Miami! 🔥 They’re forging the connection between in...
09/22/2026

Celebrating the launch of the Resilience Funding Lab at University of Miami! 🔥 They’re forging the connection between innovative private financing tools and the adaptation work already underway in Miami‑Dade. Real projects, real progress. 🌴🌍

Congrats to Michael Berkowitz and the University of Miami on launching the Resilience Funding Lab!

09/16/2026

Celebrating 25 years of growing a greener Miami-Dade! 🌳

For 25 years, Miami-Dade County’s Adopt-A-Tree Program has brought trees to our communities, giving away tens of thousands of trees and helping create a greener, cooler, more vibrant Miami-Dade.

A huge thank you to everyone who has helped make this program possible, from our dedicated partners and staff to every resident who has taken a tree home and planted it in their community. 💚

Stay connected and follow along for upcoming events!

🌊 Miami-Dade is coming together for our coast!Join 3,500+ volunteers at 70+ cleanup sites from Aventura to Homestead for...
09/15/2026

🌊 Miami-Dade is coming together for our coast!

Join 3,500+ volunteers at 70+ cleanup sites from Aventura to Homestead for the 41st Annual International Coastal Cleanup on Saturday, September 19.

From Biscayne Bay to our beaches and neighborhoods, every cleanup makes a difference. Last year, volunteers removed more than 26,000 pounds of debris in one day and since 2014, Miami-Dade volunteers have removed more than a quarter-million pounds from our shorelines. 🐚🌴

📍 Choose a cleanup site near you and register at VolunteerCleanup.org/ICC

Let’s show our coast some love! 💙🌎

🌳 Know before you GROW! Join us this Sunday, September 13, at Zoo Miami and take home up to two FREE trees while supplie...
09/12/2026

🌳 Know before you GROW!

Join us this Sunday, September 13, at Zoo Miami and take home up to two FREE trees while supplies last.

📍 ZooMiami — 12400 SW 152nd St, Miami, FL 33177
⏰ 8:30–11:30 a.m.

Arrive early, follow the Adopt-a-Tree signs for event parking.

This is a rain-or-shine outdoor event, so dress for the weather, stay hydrated and bring a reusable water bottle.

Swipe to see parking information, the site map, what to bring and the available tree varieties.

Click the link our bio to pre-register at miamidade.gov/adoptatree. 🌱

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