UC Faculty Club Welcomes Cincinnati Zoo's Bernadette Plair March 8
A University of Cincinnati alumna, Plair spearheaded the reintroduction of Blue and Gold Macaws to her native island of Trinidad, where they had disappeared 40 years ago. Hear from this researcher and educator about the Zoos Center for Conservation & Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW).
What: UC Faculty Club Speaker Series Bernadette Plair Cincinnati Zoo CREW Program
When: Monday, March 8, 2010 buffet at 11:30; presentation at noon
Where: Faculty Club, 8th Floor banquet room
Deli buffet lunch is complimentary, courtesy of the Faculty Club Board of Governors.
UC faculty and staff need not be members of the club to attend this event. Non-members may attend one session of the Faculty Club Speaker Series a year.
Reservations are required by March 3. Call 513-556-4154 to make your reservation today.
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