Announcing our February Science Café Topic: Wolves!
Date: Thursday, February 9th
Cost: Free
Have you ever wondered about wolves? Do we have wolves in Michigan? Are they harmful or helpful? What is wolf conservation like in our state? Join the Student Environmental Association as we explore questions like these and more at our upcoming Science Café. We hope to discuss the importance of wolves to our ecosystems and dispel the myths associated with these important carnivores.
Guest speakers will include: Dorothy McLeer, Program Coordinator and Interpretive Naturalist for the EIC, and University of Michigan-Dearborn student, Jerry Heath.Science Cafés are friendly forums where members of the public can engage scientists and experts with questions and become a part of a grand conversation. You don't need a background in science to attend a Science Café -- Science Cafés welcome everybody, especially those who want to learn more! Coffee and light snacks are usually served.
This event is free and open to the public. All ages (including K-12 students) are welcome to attend! We promise it will be a howling good time!
Visit the Facebook Event Page for more info!
P.S. You can read about one of our previous Science Cafés here!
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