Newfound Lake Inn
1030 Mayhew Turnpike, Bridgewater, NH (directions)
Dinner and drinks available from 5pm. Program begins at 6pm.
Monarchs are one of the most iconic insects in North America – and the only North American butterfly that undertakes a long-distance, multi-generational migration. Unfortunately, these formerly abundant butterflies have experienced dramatic population declines since the 1990s. To better understand and protect this iconic insect, biologists are now tracking Monarch migration routes with the use of tiny radio transmitters.
Join NH Audubon biologist Lindsay Herlihy to explore some of the cutting-edge technologies used to track Monarch movements and to discuss the data NH Audubon biologists are gathering. She’ll also share ways you can help support Monarch conservation and research right here in the Granite State.
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About Lindsay Herlihy:
Lindsay is a Project Biologist at NH Audubon. She is also founder and the lead bander at Black Mountain Banding Station in Sutton, NH which focuses on long-term monitoring of breeding songbirds and Northern Saw-whet Owl migration.
About Newfound Science Pub:
Newfound Science Pub is an interactive way to connect with experts in science and conservation. Discuss current issues, ask your burning questions, and share your perspective while enjoying food and drinks in a casual, social setting. Space is limited and advance registration is required. This event is free to attend. Attendees purchase food and drinks. Review the menu.
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