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American Museum of Natural History’s 22nd Annual Spring Environmental Lecture and Luncheon

This year’s lecture, The Urban Naturalist: The Roosevelt Legacy, will explore the timely and important topic of urban conservation. President Theodore Roosevelt, a New York City native and life-long naturalist and conservationist, inspired a nation to protect and preserve the natural world, from America’s wild spaces to its national parks. As the breakneck growth of cities increasingly affects the natural world, we must remember this legacy and galvanize the next generation to become stewards of our environment. This panel will discuss the importance of building public engagement in densely populated areas, such as New York City, to discover, restore, and maintain our natural resources.











When: Wed., Apr. 25, 2012 at 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Where: American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th Street
212-769-5100
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This year’s lecture, The Urban Naturalist: The Roosevelt Legacy, will explore the timely and important topic of urban conservation. President Theodore Roosevelt, a New York City native and life-long naturalist and conservationist, inspired a nation to protect and preserve the natural world, from America’s wild spaces to its national parks. As the breakneck growth of cities increasingly affects the natural world, we must remember this legacy and galvanize the next generation to become stewards of our environment. This panel will discuss the importance of building public engagement in densely populated areas, such as New York City, to discover, restore, and maintain our natural resources.

Buy tickets/get more info now