"Uncovering Brooklyn's Hidden Past: A Glimpse into the 17th Century Waterways A historical ecologist is set to transport audiences back in time, sharing a fascinating account of what Brooklyn's waterways looked like nearly four centuries ago. In the 1600s, the borough's coastline and waterways were vastly different from the bustling metropolis it is today. From the presence of ancient Native American settlements to the impact of European colonization, the expert will delve into the complex history of Brooklyn's aquatic ecosystem. With a wealth of research and expertise, this presentation promises to shed new light on a pivotal moment in Brooklyn's development, revealing a rich and often overlooked chapter in the borough's storied past."
Historical ecologist will tell what Brooklyn’s waterways looked like in 1600s Brooklyn Eagle
