About This Event
Embark on a journey of discovery and environmental stewardship with Wesselman Woods' captivating Environmental Studies series!
Immerse yourself in a series of engaging presentations and hands-on experiences led by passionate experts. Explore the pressing issues of climate change, delve into the fascinating world of ecosystem restoration, and uncover the hidden wonders of insects, plants, and fish in our local habitats.
Whether you're walking through an ancient forest, examining plants and animals, or participating in a seed collection, these classes offer unique opportunities to deepen your understanding of our natural world and its challenges. Join us in supporting the Wesselman Woods mission to protect and educate – your participation not only enriches your own knowledge but also contributes to the preservation of our invaluable urban old-growth forest.
No prior education on any of the topics is required. We invite all curious minds to join us! No additional volunteer hours are required for these sessions.
Looking for continuing education hours for Advanced Indiana Master Naturalist (AIMN)? These courses will fulfill those requirements.
Audience: Ages 18+
Cost: $20 for public / $15 for members and Indiana Master Naturalist Alumni
Email info@wesselmanwoods.org for the promo code.
Dates and Topics
Southern Indiana Fish Tales
Thursday, July 23 from 6-8 PM • Presenter: Dr. James Bandoli, Professor Emeritus of Biology at the University of Southern Indiana
- For a smallish state, Indiana has a surprising diversity of fish species, especially in the southern half of the state. We will consider why this is the case, look at the results of local stream surveys conducted over the last 50 years, and examine the remarkable ecology and behavior of some of our local species.
About This Event
Embark on a journey of discovery and environmental stewardship with Wesselman Woods' captivating Environmental Studies series!
Immerse yourself in a series of engaging presentations and hands-on experiences led by passionate experts. Explore the pressing issues of climate change, delve into the fascinating world of ecosystem restoration, and uncover the hidden wonders of insects, plants, and fish in our local habitats.
Whether you're walking through an ancient forest, examining plants and animals, or participating in a seed collection, these classes offer unique opportunities to deepen your understanding of our natural world and its challenges. Join us in supporting the Wesselman Woods mission to protect and educate – your participation not only enriches your own knowledge but also contributes to the preservation of our invaluable urban old-growth forest.
No prior education on any of the topics is required. We invite all curious minds to join us! No additional volunteer hours are required for these sessions.
Looking for continuing education hours for Advanced Indiana Master Naturalist (AIMN)? These courses will fulfill those requirements.
Audience: Ages 18+
Cost: $20 for public / $15 for members and Indiana Master Naturalist Alumni
Email info@wesselmanwoods.org for the promo code.
Dates and Topics
Southern Indiana Fish Tales
Thursday, July 23 from 6-8 PM • Presenter: Dr. James Bandoli, Professor Emeritus of Biology at the University of Southern Indiana
- For a smallish state, Indiana has a surprising diversity of fish species, especially in the southern half of the state. We will consider why this is the case, look at the results of local stream surveys conducted over the last 50 years, and examine the remarkable ecology and behavior of some of our local species.