Attend Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo Virtual Series

[View online]( | [Send to a friend]( [CT seal]( Free Seat to 7 Wildlife Conservation Events Join us virtually at Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo at 7 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month from April to October for the zoo’s special once-monthly online evening lecture series about wildlife conservation on a local, national, and global level. AARP Connecticut is proud to sponsor this content development and the conservation efforts of Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo. The free virtual seats are limited, and separate registration is required for each event. [LEARN MORE]( [Bird with Beaks Up]( [Moonlight, Music, Romance and Friend Zone!?]( See the results of a study observing zoo wildlife that wanders after closing, the breeding behavior of the white-naped crane, and if caiman and mata mata turtles can cohabitate. [REGISTER]( [Anteaters]( [Anteaters and Highways]( Learn about research to mitigate the impact of road mortality on the vulnerable giant anteater population in the Cerrado, among the species most killed on its roadways. [REGISTER]( [Red Panda]( [Red Panda Network]( Discover how the Red Panda Network is saving the adorable, charismatic endangered animal, including an integrated approach to conservation built on local community support. [REGISTER]( [Chilean Patagonia]( [Nowhere is a Place – Travels in Chilean Patagonia]( Virtually meet the people, animals, and many microclimates that define this mythical place tucked along the tail of the Andes near the bottom of the world. [REGISTER]( [Men and Dog Tracking]( [Right Under Our Noses]( Discover how unparalleled abilities of canine olfaction increases the capability of non-invasively collecting data on endangered, hard to find species, and detect and remove threats. [REGISTER]( [Loon]( [What Loons Are Telling Us About a Changing Arctic]( Learn about the iconic loon species, including their migration, habitat changes, challenges they face in an evolving arctic climate, and conservation efforts. [REGISTER]( [White Orchid]( [The Orchid Thief of Fakahatchee]( Hear Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park biologist Mike Owen speak about the many beautiful, endangered orchids, including the Ghost which lives in the park. [REGISTER]( [Man Texting]( BECOME A MOBILE ADVOCATE. Join AARP's mobile activist team! Sign up to receive text alerts with legislative updates you can act on. [SUBSCRIBE NOW]( [Already subscribed? Manage your preferences here.]( [Join AARP]( [AARP Connecticut]( [Contact Us]( [Manage Your Account]( [Unsubscribe From This Type of Email]( [Unsubscribe From All AARP Email]( [AARP ©1995-2022](. All rights reserved. | 21 Oak Street #104, Hartford, Connecticut 06106 | [Privacy Policy](