The initiative arises from the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences in collaboration with the Directorate of Parque San Carlos and the Defense of Wild Birds. It will be coordinated by Professor Gabriel Bonomi.
The butterfly and native plant sighting day is organized jointly by the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, the Directorate of Parque San Carlos, and the Defense of Wild Birds. The activity invites the public to enjoy and learn with family, groups of friends, and tourists in general visiting the city during the long weekend.
The tour will take place on Saturday, March 30, starting at 9:00 AM in the area of the Castillo San Carlos and will be guided by the renowned Professor Gabriel Bonomi. “The proposal seeks for participants to be biodetectives or biodiversity detectives. The chosen location is our wonderful Parque San Carlos, where we will explore the landscape in search of butterflies and, in the meantime, learn about the wide diversity of native flora,” the organizers highlighted.
Those interested should go to the entrance of the Castillo San Carlos, near the kiosk, on the indicated date and time, bringing a hat, cell phone or camera, magnifying glass, notebook, and pencil. It is also important to bring repellent. In case of rain, the activity will be moved to Sunday, April 31, at the same time and place.
For more information, please visit the headquarters of the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences at 456 Rivadavia Street or call 4213149; from Monday to Saturday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Social media: Instagram @museoantropologiacdia; Facebook Museo Antropología y Ciencias Naturales or email: museoantropologicocdia@gmail.
The butterfly and native plant sighting day is organized jointly by the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, the Directorate of Parque San Carlos, and the Defense of Wild Birds. The activity invites the public to enjoy and learn with family, groups of friends, and tourists in general visiting the city during the long weekend.
The tour will take place on Saturday, March 30, starting at 9:00 AM in the area of the Castillo San Carlos and will be guided by the renowned Professor Gabriel Bonomi. “The proposal seeks for participants to be biodetectives or biodiversity detectives. The chosen location is our wonderful Parque San Carlos, where we will explore the landscape in search of butterflies and, in the meantime, learn about the wide diversity of native flora,” the organizers highlighted.
Those interested should go to the entrance of the Castillo San Carlos, near the kiosk, on the indicated date and time, bringing a hat, cell phone or camera, magnifying glass, notebook, and pencil. It is also important to bring repellent. In case of rain, the activity will be moved to Sunday, April 31, at the same time and place.
For more information, please visit the headquarters of the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences at 456 Rivadavia Street or call 4213149; from Monday to Saturday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Social media: Instagram @museoantropologiacdia; Facebook Museo Antropología y Ciencias Naturales or email: museoantropologicocdia@gmail.