Doral, Florida – On the afternoon of April 22, a group of Miraistas gathered in the town of Doral, which is located in Miami-Dade County, during the Earth Day celebration to inform The community about the importance of South Florida’s national parks.

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This Earth Day fair featured approximately 40 exhibitors in line with the goals of safeguarding the planet earth and its environment; Including non-profit organizations, government entities, artists, and entrepreneurs. More than a thousand people attended the fair.

The public welcomed and accepted the valuable information that the Miraistas volunteers provided on the significant nature reserves of the South Florida region, some of which have unique characteristics in the world and serve as an example to follow in their efforts Of scientific studies and conservationists for many other places in the world. 

The Miraists emphasized the need to visit the parks to the community not only for recreational purposes, but also for the purpose of creating a keen and protective awareness of the environment, its flora and fauna, and its multiple benefits for our generation and those to come. 

Information on Dry Tortugas National Park, located west of Key West, Biscayne National Park, Big Cypress National Park and Everglades National Park distributed in this effort.

This event is another activity in which MIRA USA fulfills its goal of benefiting the community with a better quality of life