Join the Clay Center and Taylor Books for an evening of fun and discussion! This program takes place at Taylor Books on Capitol Street and features guest presenters covering a variety of science-related topics in an open forum format, with plenty of time for discussion and Q & A.
Tuesday, May 22, 6 – 7 pm
West Virginia is currently in its fourth year of a five year survey of breeding birds statewide. Spearheaded by the WV Department of Natural Resources, and carried out in the field by professional biologists and amateur naturalists, this effort promises to help guide programs to benefit bird species that have suffered population declines in the past few decades. Learn how field personnel turn the lovely songs of summer avian choristers into scientific data that can benefit many species in the future.