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Audubon Naturalist Society presents Climate Change on Your Block: What does Climate Change Look Like in the DMV? Monday, October 26th, from 7-8:30 PM The workshop will discuss how climate change is already impacting communities and nature in the DC region, and how to spot the signs of this happening in your neighborhood. There will […]
Natural Mysteries and Little Known Facts Friday, October 30 at 7:00 pm Alonso Abugattas Capital Naturalist Listen to fantastic nature stories by Alonso Abugattas, founder of Capital Naturalist, about fatal attractions, deceptive tricks, bioluminescence, and more. Like a moth to the flame, this presentation will lure participants into learning some of the mysteries of the […]
The Zombie Insect Apocalypse Wednesday, November 4 at 7:00 pm Dr. Matt Kasson (Associate Professor of Mycology and Plant Pathology) and Dr. Brian Lovett (Post-doctoral researcher) Division of Plant and Soil Sciences, West Virginia University Dr. Matt Kasson and Dr. Brian Lovett bring us a fascinating look at the fungi pathogens controlling the minds of […]
Top 10 Tree Species Native to the DMV Tuesday, November 10 at 6:00 pm Bradley Simpson Restoration Manager, ANS Join Restoration Manager Bradley Simpson to explore the top 10 tree species native to the DMV. We will discuss how these trees benefit the Chesapeake Bay region and the wildlife that depend on them for survival. […]
Primates in the Forest and the Threats They Face Wednesday, November 11 at 6:00 pm Anneke DeLuycker, PhD Associate Professor Smithsonian-Mason School of Conservation Dr. DeLuycker explores the lives of our primate cousins, the threats they face, and why we should conserve them. Learn about her long-term research on the Andean Titi monkey, a critically […]
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A Million Penguins: Watching Penguins in the Antarctic Thursday, November 12 at 6:00 pm Bill Young, Author In 2016, Bill Young took a cruise from Southern Argentina to the Falklands, South Georgia, and the Antarctic Peninsula. On the trip, he saw nearly a million penguins from seven species. Enjoy his accounts of that adventure, and […]
A Squirrelly Problem: North American Species invade the World! Tuesday, November 17 at 7:00 pm Samuel Ramsey, PhD vanEngelsdorp's Lab University of Maryland Careful with what you spread! Entomologist Samuel Ramsey illustrates how North American species such as the American lobster, American grey squirrel, and the American comb jellyfish have spread around the world and […]
CONTACT Serenella Linares Serenella.linares@anshome.org Eliza Cava Eliza.cava@anshome.org Naturally Latinos Conference Co-Chairs SAVE THE DATE: December 2 - December 4, 2020 Announcing our 2020 conference theme: The Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) and its generous sponsors and dedicated partners are proud to announce the third Naturally Latinos Conference to be held virtually Wednesday, December 2 - Friday, […]
Just Plain Batty: New Discoveries in the Ecology of Hibernating Maryland Bats Tuesday, January 5 at 7:00 pm Shannon Pederson Browne Wildlife Biologist, University of Maryland University of Maryland Wildlife Biologist Shannon Pederson will discuss the latest discoveries about the natural history of our local hibernating bat species. She'll answer your questions about the White […]