Organized by the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences of the Municipality of Concordia, in collaboration with the Center for the Study and Defense of Wild Birds (CEYDAS), the “Nocturnal Universes” Conference and Field Practice will take place in the first week of November.
The first meeting will be on November 1st, at the museum's headquarters, located at 456 Rivadavia and Carriego streets, while on Saturday, November 2nd, the activities will conclude at San Carlos Park.
The talks will be led by Professor Gabriel Bonomi.
The premise for this activity highlights that “when the sun sets, numerous species of animals and insects awaken, whose lives and habits are adapted to the twilight of the night”.
Registration is now open and those interested should contact us by phone at 4213149 or by sending an email to the following address: museoantropologicocdia@gmail.
Spaces are limited and certificates of attendance will be provided. The activity is free and open to the public.
The first meeting will be on November 1st, at the museum's headquarters, located at 456 Rivadavia and Carriego streets, while on Saturday, November 2nd, the activities will conclude at San Carlos Park.
The talks will be led by Professor Gabriel Bonomi.
The premise for this activity highlights that “when the sun sets, numerous species of animals and insects awaken, whose lives and habits are adapted to the twilight of the night”.
Registration is now open and those interested should contact us by phone at 4213149 or by sending an email to the following address: museoantropologicocdia@gmail.
Spaces are limited and certificates of attendance will be provided. The activity is free and open to the public.