Bo's Nature Lab
Nature-inspired gear that supports free community programs. Every purchase helps keep the Nature Explorer Series free at the library.
Illustrated lineup of 8 Miami Beach trees with names and silhouettes. The back says "Ask me about the tourist tree."
A large sea grape leaf print with "Plate. Fan. Art. Snack." underneath. Celebrating the most versatile tree on the beach.
A cartoon gumbo limbo tree with peeling red bark and sunglasses. "I've been here longer than you." Below: Miami Beach Native.
Manchineel silhouette with skull crossbones leaf pattern. "Know before you touch." Back lists the 3 toxic/caution species.
Vintage sports league logo style. "Miami Beach Mahogany Seed Helicopter Racing League — Est. Always" with a spinning seed graphic.
Clean, minimal. "Bo's Nature Lab" on the front pocket area. Back: "Miami Beach Urban Forestry" with small tree silhouette grid.
Can't make it to a program? These kits bring the Nature Lab experience home.
Everything you need for self-guided tree exploration: magnifying glass, field notebook, colored pencils for leaf rubbings, waterproof plant ID cards for 15 Miami Beach species, and a mesh collection bag.
Grow your own Miami Beach trees at home. Includes mahogany seeds, gumbo limbo cutting instructions, biodegradable pots, soil tabs, and a growing guide with timeline and care instructions.
Make your own paint from nature. Includes a mortar and pestle, watercolor paper, natural fiber brushes, and a guide to 12 local plants that produce pigments with instructions for extraction.
Organic cotton tote with "Bo's Nature Lab" logo and a hand-drawn sea grape branch. Perfect for carrying your field finds.
100% cotton bandana printed with leaf silhouettes of all 15 local species. Wear it, use it as a collection wrap, or frame it.
10 weatherproof vinyl stickers featuring illustrated local trees. For water bottles, laptops, journals, or anywhere you want to represent.
100% of profits from the Nature Lab Shop go directly to funding free community programs — the 6-week library series, beach cleanup events, and nature education materials. When you buy a shirt, you're planting seeds.