LECTURE LIBRARY

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ONLINE LECTURES

Not Just Peter Rabbit: The Many Sides of Conservationist Beatrix Potter Sunday, April 11

The Snow Geese Migration: Behind the Scenes at Middle Creek Wildlife Preserve Sunday, March 11

All About Owls with Valley Forge Audubon Society President, Vince Smith: Recorded Sunday, February 21

Producing Food Products from Cultured Animal Tissue: Recorded Sunday, January 10

Hawk ID for Beginners with Valley Forge Audubon Society President, Vince Smith: Recorded Sunday, October 11

Butterflies Who’s Who with Debra Carmen: Recorded Sunday, August 20

Black Bears in Chester County with Nate Helminiak: Recorded Sunday, August 9

Edible Invasive Species with Chris Wales: Recorded Sunday, July 19

Why History Matters for Stream Restoration in the French Creek Watershed: Recorded Thursday, July 16

Eastern Coyote with Chris Wales: Recorded Thursday, May 27

White-tailed Deer with Nate Helminiak: Recorded Thursday, June 25

Past Lectures

Geology in the French Creek Watershed – Dr. Dorothy Merritts and Dr. Robert Walter, Franklin & Marshall professors

All About White-tail Deer – Park Ranger Nathan Helminiak

Coyotes in Northern Chester County – Park Ranger Chris Wales

Understanding the Climate Dilemma

The Great Marsh- Panel Discussion

Eels in the Pickering Creek: The story behind the release- Dr. Eric Silldorf

Spotted Lanternfly- Dr. Heather Leach

Invasive Fish, Fowl and Flora -Dr. Scott Bush