This signature event is designed for passionate gardeners, featuring rare and hard-to-find plants. Enjoy a wonderful afternoon at the JC Raulston Arboretum with wine, craft beer, and light hors d’oeuvres. The highlight of the event will be a live auction […]
Enjoy a spring day at the Paul J. Ciener Botanic Garden in Kernersville. Adrienne Roethling, curator, will guide us through the gardens during our visit. This garden is one that keeps expanding and is a delight to visit year-round with […]
Get your taste buds ready for the Farm to Fork Picnic on Sunday, June 3, where some of the area’s best farmers and chefs are paired together to create delectable bite-size dishes that inspire and amaze.Bon Appétit magazine called it “the […]
Get your taste buds ready for the Farm to Fork Picnic on Sunday, June 3, where some of the area’s best farmers and chefs are paired together to create delectable bite-size dishes that inspire and amaze.Bon Appétit magazine called it “the […]
Becca Hale, UNC Asheville Predators, mutualists, and the maintenance of a genetic polymorphism in the spotted salamander (Ambystoma maculatum) Join us at 4pm in David Clark Labs 101
Dr. Catherine LePrevost's Promotion Seminar From the Table Back to the Farm: Keeping Agricultural and Rural Communities Healthy and Safe Join us at 4pm in Thomas Hall 3503 (Stephens Room)
Joel Kingsolver, UNC Chapel Hill Insects in variable & changing climates: Plasticity, stress and evolution Join us at 4pm in David Clark Labs 101
Ecology & Evolution Seminar Series
Join us for a free public talk with author Dr. Rikke Schmidt Kjærgaard. Her book, The Blink of an Eye is about hope, family, and deadly microbes. Bill Bryson calls it, “The most spellbinding and harrowing story I believe I have ever heard.” […]
Global Change Fellow and Applied Ecology graduate student, Emilee Briggs, will be presenting her research on freshwater fish as part of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Science's Lunchtime Discovery series.
