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Course Description

Canada geese are remarkable athletes shaped by millions of years of evolution, yet modern landscapes—and human habits—are changing their biology and behavior in surprising ways. This talk explores the science of migration, the physics of long-distance flight, and how human feeding can disrupt wing development and navigational instincts. Through clear explanations and field observations, participants will learn why some geese stop migrating, how flight formations conserve energy, and how well-intentioned actions can unintentionally harm wildlife. A fascinating scientific look at one of North America’s most familiar birds.

Price includes breakfast.

Ohman Family Living
10190 Fairmount Road, Newbury
Please use Entrance A

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Section Title
THE GEESE IN OUR BACKYARDS: MIGRATIONSCIENCE, FLIGHT DYNAMICS, AND THECONSEQUENCES OF HUMAN FEEDING (IN-PERSON)
Type
In Person
Days
W
Time (Eastern Time Zone)
9:30AM to 11:30AM
Dates
Jan 13, 2027
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
2.0
Location
  • Off Campus Locations
Delivery Options
In-Person  
Course Fee(s)
Course Fee non-credit $20.00
Potential Discount(s)
Drop Request Deadline
Jan 06, 2027
Transfer Request Deadline
Jan 06, 2027
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