Join the Lake Sammamish UWRP for an Evening of Discovery and Connection with Nature!
Lake Sammamish UWRP is proud to announce the launch of its exciting and informative new event series, "Watershed Talks," with the inaugural event titled "Urban Wildlife Coexistence."
Delve into the realm of Urban Wildlife conservation efforts with a captivating presentation by Woodland Park Zoo. Discover how their community science volunteer programs, such as the Seattle Urban Carnivore Project and the Bat Activity Trends (BAT) program, are making a significant impact on coexistence with our wildlife neighbors. Explore how you as a local resident can get involved and help with Urban Wildlife protection.
About the presentation: The Woodland Park Zoo highlights their Urban Wildlife conservation efforts focused on Bat Conservation and Urban Carnivore programs. Attendees will discover the program’s objectives, learn about ways to engage in these conservation efforts and how they tie into future monitoring initiatives at Lake Sammamish State Park.
Attendance at this event is limited, please register in advance to save your seat.
WHEN AND WHERE
Date & Time: June 4, 2024, 6 PM - 8 PM
Where: Meadow Shelter in Lake Sammamish State Park, located at 2010 NW Sammamish Rd, Issaquah, WA 98027
Parking: Discover Pass is required and can be purchased on site from a pay station at the park or in advance online or in-person from a local vendor.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS
The program is free and open to people of all ages, though the presentation and tour will be geared toward older youth and adults.
5:30 pm – Doors Open: Indulge in snacks and explore informational tables set up by our partners, both inside the venue and outside, weather permitting.
6:00 pm – Welcome and Introduction to Urban Wildlife
6:15 pm – Woodland Park Zoo Presentation: Learn about Urban Wildlife conservation efforts, with a special focus on community science driven Bat Conservation and Urban Carnivore programs – including ways to get involved!
7:00 pm – Wildlife & Habitat Restoration Site Walk: Led by our knowledgeable partners, embark on a guided tour to observe local wildlife and learn about ongoing habitat restoration efforts.
8:00 pm – Wrap-up