From Tuesday 24th October 2017 18:30 to Tuesday 24th October 2017 19:30
Every year, millions of birds undertake extraordinary migrations, crossing oceans and continents across the globe.
In her talk, Prof Jennifer Gill from the UEA School of Biological Sciences will explain how tracking individual birds on these journeys allows us to uncover links between different breeding and wintering grounds, and how changing environmental conditions in different parts of the range are driving population changes in these species, many of which are currently in sharp decline.
You don’t have to be an expert to enjoy this free public lecture, and there will be a chance to meet the speaker at a drinks reception after the talk.
Julian Study Centre, University of East Anglia, Norwich, NR4 7TJ