Small habitats: exploring the nature around us

Have you ever wondered what could be living in a little patch of grass, or a small garden? As part of Science Literacy Week, join STEMM Diversity @ McGill and the Graduate Association of the Redpath Museum (GARM) for an exciting hour exploring the green spaces on McGill campus! We don’t tend to think of cities as places where lots of plants and animals live, but even small habitats can be super important for many species. Some are tiny and don’t need a lot of space, some need spots to rest while passing through, and some don’t mind the city at all! We’ll use a mix of scientific, indigenous, and your own personal knowledge to see what nature could be hiding right around the corner.

Come meet us at the Redpath Museum steps at 10 am on September 24th (rain date: September 25th), where we will walk over to nearby green space to explore.

To register for this activity, please fill out this form.

If you have any questions, please send an e-mail to stemmdiversityatmcgill [at] gmail.com.

This session will be bilingual. Pour la version française, veuillez cliquer sur "Fr" en haut à droite de cette page.