Biomimicry: Looking to Nature to Solve Today's Problems

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Adult, Teen

Age Group:

Teens, Adults
Registration for this event will close on January 29, 2025 @ 7:00pm.
There are 26 seats remaining.

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In this fascinating talk, Naturalist Kim White will show many examples of how science and technology look to nature to solve complex problems.

How did a Kingfisher improve a high-speed train? How has a gecko helped astronauts? How have hedgehogs helped reduce the chances of concussions? These examples and many more will be discussed during this presentation by Naturalist Kim White, who will bring along some animal ambassadors.

Kim White taught at the Brookfield Zoo Education Program for 20 years to help individuals learn about and respect the natural world around them. White is an avid gardener, does a fair amount of quilting, and has about 30 pets, mostly reptiles and amphibians.

This program is intended for adults, and for teens age 15+. Seating is limited. 

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Registration is required due to limited space. If you are not able to attend, please cancel 48 hours in advance. No-shows may be waitlisted for future programs.   


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