Speaker Series: Nature’s Educators
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KSS Speaker Series:
Nature’s Educators
Explore Careers in Wildlife and Conservation
October 17th at 5:30pm
Free event!
Join us on October 17th at 5:30 PM for a special Speaker Series event with Nature’s Educators! This session will give you an inside look at careers in wildlife care, including what it’s like to work with raptors and the unique experiences of women in this field.
Nature’s Educators will also discuss wildlife crossings and how these structures help protect raptors by reducing roadkill—connecting real-world conservation to practical solutions.
This event is presented in partnership with the new Girls in STEM: Wildlife Crossings program. The evening begins with a public speaker session, followed by a more focused discussion with the Girls in STEM group.
- 5:30pm – Doors open
- 6:00pm – Presentation by Nature’s Educators
- 6:45pm – Q&A
This event is free to attend, but donations are encouraged to support our educational programs. Space is limited!
About Nature’s Educators
Nature’s Educators is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring individuals to understand, respect, and conserve wildlife through educational programming and experiences. Nature’s Educators Founded in 2010, the organization offers a variety of outreach programs featuring live animals, including raptors, reptiles, mammals, and invertebrates. These programs are designed to engage audiences of all ages, from preschoolers to adults, fostering a deeper connection with the natural world. Nature’s Educators is licensed by federal and state agencies, ensuring the ethical care and presentation of their animal ambassadors. Through interactive presentations and hands-on experiences, they aim to spark curiosity and promote conservation efforts within the community.
The KSS Speaker Series
This talk is the fourth installment in our ongoing KSS Speaker Series, launched in October 2024, with previous speakers including CAIC forecasters talking about avalanche awareness, wildlife safety from the US Forest Service, and meteorologists discussing snow forecasting. Designed to provide engaging and educational discussions about our local environment, science, and outdoor recreation, these talks are free and open to the public—so bring your friends and family!
Each session brings in experts to share their knowledge, helping us all better understand and appreciate the natural world around us. Don’t miss this chance to learn from Rita Frederick and gain valuable knowledge on wildlife safety!
