Monday14Oct 2019

Science on Tap: "Fake snakes, exploding cucumbers, and vomiting birds: Stories from the rainforest"

Interim Dean Jason Keller and Dr. Gregory Goldsmith

Monday, October 14, 2019 6:00 p.m. PST
2019-10-14 18:00 2019-10-14 19:00 America/Los_Angeles Science on Tap: "Fake snakes, exploding cucumbers, and vomiting birds: Stories from the rainforest" Go to event listing for more details: https://events.chapman.edu/74657 Chapman Crafted Beer 123 N. Cypress Street Old Towne Orange, CA 92866 Sarah Buckley sbuckley@chapman.edu

Free to attend

Chapman Crafted Beer

123 N. Cypress Street Old Towne Orange, CA 92866

General Public

Everyone is welcome to attend

Tropical rainforests hold much of the world's biodiversity, play a critical role in regulating our planet's climate, and provide countless services to the people that live in them. Interim Dean Jason Keller and tropical ecologist Greg Goldsmith sit down to discuss why there are so many species in Panama, the true story behind the fires in Brazil, and why all of your bananas come from Costa Rica.

Free and open to the public, Science on Tap is a series of casual moderated discussions featuring experts who explore the intersection of science and culture.

ChapmanU Science on Tap is for science lovers (and novices) in the community who want to enjoy good beverages, good food, and fascinating conversation. Join us! We'll be gathering at Chapman Crafted. All ages are welcome. Beer is available for purchase for those 21+. 


 

You can contact the event organizer, Sarah Buckley at sbuckley@chapman.edu or (714) 289-2032.

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