EcoTalks
The Outreach Program at the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory annually presents about 300 talks to school, civic and professional groups. Educators give 45-minute to one-hour talks with live animals as visual aides. Topics can include animal adaptations, biodiversity, ecology of the southeastern U.S. Coastal Plain, endangered species, habitat destruction, and natural resource conservation.
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GUIDELINES:
- Scheduled preferably on Tuesdays (afternoons)
and Thursdays (anytime) throughout the school year.
- One visit per school per year.
- Provide an indoor area that is free of noise or other distractions,
and large enough to accommodate the audience.
- If outside, MUST be in FULL shade
and temperature CANNOT exceed 85°F. (Presenter
reserves the right to leave if these conditions are not met
for the safety of our animals!)
To schedule a presentation please contact Sean Poppy at (803) 725-7588 or email poppy(at)srel.edu.
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