Second Sunday Speaker Series- Journey to Antarctica
Event Details
657 Reserve Dr
Cedar Falls, IA
Contact Name: Connie Svoboda
Email: csvoboda@co.black-hawk.ia.us
Phone: 3192772187
Website: www.BlackHawkCountyParks.com
Event Description
Stacey Snyder, Expanded Learning Program Teacher with Waterloo Schools at Orange and Lowell Elementary, will be featured at the next 2nd Sunday Speaker Series public program on Sunday, February 9, at Hartman Reserve. The event starts at 2:00 PM in the Interpretive Building Community Room.
Stacey was selected as a 2019 Grosvenor Teacher Fellow with National Geographic & Lindblad Expeditions to travel to Antarctica. Stacey was one of 150 travelers who made the journey on the ship National Geographic Explorer to the frozen continent in late November. Now she is tasked with sharing her impressions with her classrooms, colleagues, and the community. Stacey will have many tales to share, of hump back whales and penguins and the experience of traveling to Antarctica. She will present an audio-visual story to illustrate her once-in-a-lifetime journey and will be happy to answer your questions at the end of the hour.
The 2nd Sunday Speaker Series features a different speaker on the second Sunday of each month on various topics related to natural resources. Speaker suggestions are welcomed. No registration is required for each of these hour-long events and there is no cost, but donations are welcomed. The entrance to Hartman Reserve Interpretive Center is located at 657 Reserve Dr. in Cedar Falls. To receive monthly Hartman program info visit http://bit.ly/2LCwIaR. For more information, please call 319-277-2187.