Spectacular wildlife comes to us in Yorkshire
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BS/005 Lecture Theatre (Bowland Auditorium), Berrick Saul Building, Campus West, University of York (Map)
Event details
How far do you have to go to see fifty thousand birds dancing in formation? Where is the best coast in England to see sea mammals AND thousands of sea-birds close up? Where is the nearest flyway for swans migrating between Britain and Iceland? Can you name two duck species that visit our campus every winter?
Join knowledgable nature enthusiast Robin Perutz to find out all the answers and learn more about the spectacular wildlife that can be found in Yorkshire. We will also be hosting a cake sale before and after the talk to raise money for Mentally Fit York.
About Robin Perutz
Robin Perutz is a keen naturalist who has been exploring Yorkshire's wildlife since he arrived at the University of York more than 30 years ago. His day job has been as a Professor of Chemistry at the University. His research speciality is Chemistry with light, especially utilisation of solar energy.
Venue details
Wheelchair accessible