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Lectures
Events
Nature on Tap: In Nature, Queer is Everywhere
Nova Arts 48 Emerald Street, Keene, NH, United StatesJoin Nik Katrick of The Nature Museum to discover the remarkable diversity of sex in the natural world, from gynandromorph butterflies to cosexual trees and more.
Forest Euphoria with Author Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian
Monadnock Conservancy 82 Ashuelot Street, Keene, United StatesCelebrate Keene Pride with a thought-provoking talk by Dr. Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian, whose bestselling book, Forest Euphoria, explores the extraordinary diversity of life on Earth.
Migratory Raptors of Pack Monadnock
Join Harris Center bird conservation director and raptor aficionado Phil Brown for an overview of the upcoming hawk migration season and the soaring spectacle visible from the Pack Monadnock Raptor Observatory in Peterborough.
Annual Meeting with Science Director Brett Amy Thelen
Join staff, trustees, and friends for highlights from the past year, special recognitions, refreshments, and a talk by Harris Center science director Brett Amy Thelen, who will reflect on twenty years with the Salamander Crossing Brigades — including stories of the people, places, and critters at the heart of this beloved community science program.
Natural History of Autumn
Harris Center & local field sites 83 King's Highway, HancockDiscover the rhythms of autumn with Susie Spikol as you explore nature's seasonal signposts—from migrating birds and mushrooms to acorns—while creating your own seasonal nature journal.
Natural History of Autumn
Harris Center & local field sites 83 King's Highway, HancockDiscover the rhythms of autumn with Susie Spikol as you explore nature's seasonal signposts—from migrating birds and mushrooms to acorns—while creating your own seasonal nature journal.
Wild America: The Nature Photography of Andy & Beth Greenwood
Travel coast to coast through the lens of photographers Andy and Beth Greenwood as they share stunning images of wildflowers, wildlife, mountain landscapes, and the stories behind them.
Natural History of Autumn
Harris Center & local field sites 83 King's Highway, HancockDiscover the rhythms of autumn with Susie Spikol as you explore nature's seasonal signposts—from migrating birds and mushrooms to acorns—while creating your own seasonal nature journal.
How Acoustic Research is Shedding Light on New Hampshire’s Bats
Join UNH researcher Megan Graham to explore the use of passive acoustic monitoring to track changes in Granite State bat populations. Don't miss this chance to learn more about New Hampshire's bats — and how new tools are helping scientists understand these fascinating winged mammals!
Natural History of Autumn
Harris Center & local field sites 83 King's Highway, HancockDiscover the rhythms of autumn with Susie Spikol as you explore nature's seasonal signposts—from migrating birds and mushrooms to acorns—while creating your own seasonal nature journal.
Book Event: Oceanic Manta Adventure — Saving the Angels of the Sea with Sy Montgomery and Patrick Joyce
Join award-winning nature author Sy Montgomery and wildlife photographer Patrick Joyce as they share their latest book for children, which follows a small group of biologists as they try to uncover the secrets of manta rays off the coast of Ecuador.
Book Talk: Invisible Monuments with Howard Mansfield
Join authors Laura Knoy and Howard Mansfield for a conversation about monuments and the forgotten, erased, and rediscovered stories hidden in the landscapes around us.
A Walk Back in Time: The Secrets of Cellar Holes
New England is full of reminders of past lives: stone walls, old foundations, century-old lilacs amid re-growing forest. What forces shaped the settlement and later abandonment of these places? Join Adair Mulligan to discover the rich story in what remains.
Book Talk: America is Wild! with Brad Timm
Discover the wild side of America with wildlife ecologist and author Brad Timm as he shares his new book for curious minds and nature lovers of all ages. Signed copies of this beautiful gift book will be available for sale — just in time for holiday giving.
