Wolves, Humans and Keystone Species
Hybrid talk
Ronan Donovan, a conservation photographer, filmmaker, wildlife biologist, and Storytelling Fellow for the National Geographic Society, leads a visual discussion about his work with wolves, predators, their close proximity to humans and their effects on biodiversity and our shared ecosystems.
This presentation will be an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the role wolves and predators play in balancing our forest ecosystems in the midst of climate change. Ronan has expanded his storytelling skills beyond wildlife stories.
Join in person in the Mayer Room or online via Zoom. No registration is required in person; registration required for Zoom.
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This program is co-sponsored by the Hanover Conservation Commission, the Howe Library and the Hanover Biodiversity Committee.