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By David Snell
This relaxed evening lecture explores how birds navigate using stars, landscapes, and Earth’s magnetic field.
We’ll take a fascinating look at migration, night skies, and the science that guides birds across incredible distances.
Join the UEC Research Team and guest presenter Bob Bonadurer, Daniel M. Soref Planetarium Director, for a short indoor presentation followed by an outdoor exploration of the night sky, where we’ll look for the same navigational clues birds rely on to find their way.
A perfect evening for bird nerds, science lovers, and curious adults ready to see the night a little differently.
Date: Wednesday, March 25
Location: Riverside Park
Time: 7 – 8:30 p.m.
Price: $12 – $15
Contact: For questions about this program, please contact Director of Community Programs, Cassie Bauer, at cbauer@urbanecologycenter.org, or phone: 414-964-8505.
Registration:
https://30781a.blackbaudhosting.com/30781a/Birds–Stars—Navigation-at-Night
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