NATURALIST NIGHTS
Naturalist Nights is going virtual in 2021! Each winter, Wilderness Workshop partners with the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies and Roaring Fork Audubon to co-host the popular Naturalist Nights speaker series. While we won’t be able to provide the traditional tea and cookies for this winter’s virtual series, we’re still bringing a great line-up of experts to explore topics of the natural world with our community!
This year’s modified Naturalist Nights series will include five presentations, plus a Spanish translation for each. Join us live on Zoom and Facebook!
JANUARY 7 – Community Science in the age of #SocialDistancing: How we can still advance ornithological science even during the pandemic
Ted Floyd – Ph.D., Editor of Birding Magazine, American Birding Association
JANUARY 21 – Merging Traditional and Modern Growing Methods for Food Sustainability
Susan Sekaquaptewa – Assistant Agricultural Agent, Hopi Tribe. University of Arizona Extension
FEBRUARY 4 – Sharing the Same Slope: Can Canada lynx and Winter Recreation Coexist?
Lucretia Olson – Ecologist, US Forest Service
FEBRUARY 18 – Forest Bathing in Your Own Wild Home
Melanie Choukas-Bradley – Certified Forest Bathing Guide
MARCH 4 – Colorado’s Record-setting 2020 Fire Season in the Context of the Past 6,000 Years
Philip Higuera – Associate Professor of Fire Ecology
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