Uncovering Our Concrete Jungle: Chris Schell | National Geographic Live

Join us for an enlightening evening at Kleinhans Music Hall as we welcome Chris Schell for the National Geographic Live Speaker Series! 🌍✨

Thinking that wildlife exists only in remote areas is a common misconception. Chris Schell is here to illuminate the surprising wildlife residing right in our neighborhoods! This immersive presentation goes beyond animal behavior to uncover how American history has influenced urban wildlife.

About Chris Schell

Chris Schell is an urban ecologist, esteemed professor, Afrofuturist, devoted father, and published author. His research at the University of California, Berkeley, focuses on how urban carnivores—such as coyotes, foxes, and raccoons—adapt to city life. His innovative work seeks to unravel how environmental injustices have shaped our urban ecosystems and how we can leverage those insights to create just, biodiverse, and resilient cities. A proud Cal Academy Fellow and board member, Chris also earned his place among the 2021 Grist 50.

📅 Date: 3 mars 2026
🕖 Time: 17:00 - 19:00
📍 Location: 1 14th St, Buffalo, NY 14213-2524, United States
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Don’t miss the chance to gain insights from this influential figure in urban ecology!