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X-WR-CALDESC:This event is hosted at Ground Control in Wenatchee. No regist
 ration required\, but RSVP to receive email reminders and updates about th
 is event!\n\nCome join Wenatchee River Institute for Science On Tap! This 
 casual\, free event is a great opportunity to gather\, socialize\, and lea
 rn about an exciting science topic from a member of our community. No prio
 r science knowledge necessary! Speakers will give a talk on their latest r
 esearch or a science topic they are passionate about\, with some time afte
 rwards for discussion or Q&A. Presentations start at 7pm – arrive early to
  grab a drink and get a seat!\n\nPresentation: Sensory-based Wildlife Cons
 ervation\n\nDescription: Understanding an animals’ sensory world can help 
 us to know how and what might be a threat. We can also use the communicati
 on that animals make to better study species that may be difficult to stud
 y otherwise. We will dive into a few examples of how sensory ecology and c
 onservation biology work together to protect species and habitat.  \n\nPre
 senter:\nMegan Friesen has studied sensory systems in wildlife\, especiall
 y in seabirds\, for the past 15 years. She completed her PhD studying the 
 sensory ecology and conservation of tube-nosed seabirds at the University 
 of Auckland and her master’s at UC Davis. Megan joined the biology faculty
  at Wenatchee Valley College in 2024 and is keen to continue involving stu
 dents in aspects of sensory conservation. \n\nIf you want to see more Scie
 nce on Tap events\, please consider donating at the link below. There will
  also be a donation basket at this event.
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DESCRIPTION:This event is hosted at Ground Control in Wenatchee. No registr
 ation required\, but RSVP to receive email reminders and updates about thi
 s event!\n\nCome join Wenatchee River Institute for Science On Tap! This c
 asual\, free event is a great opportunity to gather\, socialize\, and lear
 n about an exciting science topic from a member of our community. No prior
  science knowledge necessary! Speakers will give a talk on their latest re
 search or a science topic they are passionate about\, with some time after
 wards for discussion or Q&A. Presentations start at 7pm – arrive early to 
 grab a drink and get a seat!\n\nPresentation: Sensory-based Wildlife Conse
 rvation\n\nDescription: Understanding an animals’ sensory world can help u
 s to know how and what might be a threat. We can also use the communicatio
 n that animals make to better study species that may be difficult to study
  otherwise. We will dive into a few examples of how sensory ecology and co
 nservation biology work together to protect species and habitat.  \n\nPres
 enter:\nMegan Friesen has studied sensory systems in wildlife\, especially
  in seabirds\, for the past 15 years. She completed her PhD studying the s
 ensory ecology and conservation of tube-nosed seabirds at the University o
 f Auckland and her master’s at UC Davis. Megan joined the biology faculty 
 at Wenatchee Valley College in 2024 and is keen to continue involving stud
 ents in aspects of sensory conservation. \n\nIf you want to see more Scien
 ce on Tap events\, please consider donating at the link below. There will 
 also be a donation basket at this event.
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LOCATION:Ground Control Bottle Shop and Taproom 10 N. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatc
 hee\, WA 98801 US
SUMMARY:Science on Tap: Sensory-based Wildlife Conservation
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