The traveling exhibit Conserving America’s Wildlands: The Vision of Ted Turner's final day will be November 11, 2024. This exhibit blends stunning wildland photography from Ted Turner’s ranches with never-before-seen fossils and other specimens from the museum’s Research Collections and paints a vivid picture of our wild places and the value of conservation. Be sure to visit the exhibit before it closes.
Voices in Science Evening Lecture:
The Language of Bears (via Zoom)
Thursday, November 7
6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Virtual: Zoom link sent on Nov. 7 to those who preregister
$8 for general public, $7 for members, $5 for students
Join us for a lecture by wildlife biologist Daryl Ratajczak on how bears communicate. Bears are cute, amazing, and sometimes breathtaking creatures. They may inspire awe and occasional fright, yet we often look at them as big old teddy bears. In order to dive into and understand the world of bears, it’s best that you speak their language. In this fun talk, you will learn all about bear speak, and what is going on in their world.
This lecture is the final one that will accompany the Museum's exhibit, Conserving America’s Wildlands: The Vision of Ted Turner.
Preregistration is required for this virtual event. Your link to the event will be sent to you on 11/7/24.
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