All Upcoming Webinars

 

 

All webinars are free to join. If you cannot attend at the scheduled time, please register anyway in order to receive the recording afterwards. You can watch at a time that's convenient for you!

 

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The Return of the Humpback Whales to Canada’s West Coast
Thursday, February 10 at 11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET  |  Register here
The number of Humpback Whales increasing on Canada’s west coast is one of our recent good news conservation stories. This has also provided more opportunities for scientists and citizen scientists alike to study these fascinating marine mammals. Sherry Kirkvold will share some of what she has learned from her naturalist work and experience as a citizen scientist. She will explain how we learn about the social lives of Humpback Whales by observing their cooperative feeding strategies, listening to the sounds and songs they compose, and by tracking their movements using tail identification. Learn more about humpbacks on Sherry's upcoming webinar, and see how you can get involved yourself!

 

 

 

 

Epic and Nomadic in Mongolia with Julian Dierkes
Wednesday, March 2 at 4:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM ET  |  Register now
More details coming soon!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Caravaggio’s Self-Portraits, Mirroring the Modern Gaze with Nella Cotrupi
Click here to watch the recording (44 min. + Q&A)

 

Hot and Cold: A Brief Geological and Climatic History of Antarctica with Galen Halverson, a professor of geology at McGill University.
Click here to watch the recording (44 min + Q&A)

 

 

Click here to watch the recording (40 min. + Q&A)

 

 

Ships, Satellites and Super-Computers: How We Understand the Southern Ocean with Philippe Tortell, Professor of Oceanography at UBC
Click here to watch the recording (34 min. + Q&A)

 

 

 

 

Click here to watch the recording (52 min. + Q&A)