Event Time:
Tuesday, April 5, 2022 - 6:00pm to 7:00pm
Location:
Zoom instructions will be sent to those who register.
Event Description:
Interested in life as a scientist? Participate in the Environmental Science Café hosted by students at the Yale School of Environment! Researchers will share their journeys to Thailand, Sri Lanka, and the woods of Connecticut to explore questions about pangolin conservation, the diversity of traditional farming, and how insects cycle nutrients.
Open to grades 9-12
Register: https://onha.yale.edu/EnviroScienceCafe
Presenters:
Janey R Lienau (Connecticut) Ground beetle nitrogen cycling in eastern temperate forests
Coral Keagan (Thailand) Pangolin conservation in Thailand: leveraging local ecological knowledge
Raqib Valli (Sri Lanka) Exploring the native ethnobotanical diversity of a traditional Sri Lankan village