Nat Talks, made possible with support from presenting sponsor The Downing Family Foundation and media partner KPBS, feature museum staff and outside experts speaking on an array of topics, including the latest in scientific research, history, conservation, and the natural world.
The Nat is teaming up with The Nature Record for a free public event—and we want you to be part of it.
We live a life that’s constantly connected to nature, so what’s our impact? That’s the question The Nature Record is tackling with the Assessment—a national, evidence-based examination of how nature is changing in the United States and what those changes mean for our health, homes, communities, and economy.
On Thursday, May 14, The Nat will be co-hosting a free, public event where The Nature Record will share its data, hold a Q&A, and welcome public input. If you care about the places you live, work, and love, your voice matters. You can shape the record. We’re pleased to be one of only six stops on this nationwide listening tour.
This is a free event; however, an RSVP is required. Theater doors open at 6 PM.
Discover the fascinating world of seaweed forests on a visual adventure with artist and marine scientist, Oriana Poindexter.
Join The Nat, the San Diego Regional Climate Collaborative, and Scripps Institution of Oceanography for a special screening and Q&A discussion of the award-winning Los Angeles Times documentary Out of Plain Sight.
Celebrate Pride Week the right way—with “gay gulls.” Love Birds follows the incredible story of two scientists as they discover lesbian seagulls living on California’s Channel Islands, and how their work helped shape LGBTQ+ history.
The Nat and the San Diego Bird Alliance are proud to present a special screening of this award-winning film about the unprecedented discovery biologists George Hunt and Molly Warner made while studying seagulls on California’s Channel Islands: so-called “gay gulls.” Their findings spark both outrage and celebration in a nation grappling with the rise of the LGBTQ+ rights movement.
After the screening, Love Birds director, Elliot Kennerson, will share his experience working on the project and discuss its impact on the LGBTQ+ community.
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