Performing Arts Center San Luis Obispo · 1 Grand Ave, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
$25
National Geographic Live: Incredible Animal Athletes with Lucy Hawkes
Cal Poly Arts Presents
Harold Miossi Hall. Doors open 1:00 PM.
Every year, billions of animals migrate in search of food, water, or a mate. We go on assignment with ecologist and National Geographic Explorer Lucy Hawkes as she investigates some of the most astonishing stories of animal perseverance. Along the way, meet the unexpected mammals, fish, and birds that qualify as the most incredible animal athletes, and trace their massive migrations across the globe.
Lucy Hawkes is a physiological ecologist who uses the latest state-of-the-art miniaturized electronic tracking units to study species movement and migration. She works with a range of animal athletes, from deep-diving basking sharks to high-flying bar-headed geese. Hawkes obtained her Ph.D. from the University of Exeter, where she was the first person to track sea turtles from populations in North Carolina and the Cape Verde Islands. She has written more than 60 scientific articles, which have been cited more than 2,300 times.
Come explore with us!
Sponsored by Jeffrey & Sharon Armstrong; Susan Minker; Gary & Gizella Raymond - Surfline Nursing Corp; Laguna Veterinary Care; New Times SLO
Registration required. You must sign up online in advance and can't pay at the door.
National Geographic Live: Incredible Animal Athletes with Lucy Hawkes
Cal Poly Arts Presents
Harold Miossi Hall. Doors open 1:00 PM.
Every year, billions of animals migrate in search of food, water, or a mate. We go on assignment with ecologist and National Geographic Explorer Lucy Hawkes as she investigates some of the most astonishing stories of animal perseverance. Along the way, meet the unexpected mammals, fish, and birds that qualify as the most incredible animal athletes, and trace their massive migrations across the globe.
Lucy Hawkes is a physiological ecologist who uses the latest state-of-the-art miniaturized electronic tracking units to study species movement and migration. She works with a range of animal athletes, from deep-diving basking sharks to high-flying bar-headed geese. Hawkes obtained her Ph.D. from the University of Exeter, where she was the first person to track sea turtles from populations in North Carolina and the Cape Verde Islands. She has written more than 60 scientific articles, which have been cited more than 2,300 times.
Come explore with us!
Sponsored by Jeffrey & Sharon Armstrong; Susan Minker; Gary & Gizella Raymond - Surfline Nursing Corp; Laguna Veterinary Care; New Times SLO
