A Dance for the Wild: Where Art and Science Unite for Conservation
About this Event
Join us for an unforgettable evening where art, science, and storytelling come together to spark change for wildlife.
Through a moving fusion of live ballet, music, and storytelling, discover the true story of Freedom, a wolf pup whose life embodied both innocence and resilience. Orphaned, hunted, shot, chased, and ultimately killed, Freedom's journey shines a light on the struggles faced by wildlife and invites us to reflect on our relationship with the natural world.
More than a performance, this immersive event is a call to awareness, bringing together artists, scientists, conservationists, and community members to explore how creativity can inspire compassion and meaningful change.
Reserve your complimentary ticket and be part of an evening that moves hearts, sparks conversation, and gives a voice to the wild.
This is a free event presented to you by ColoradoWild, Science for Colorado Wildlife and BalletConnect. Everyone is welcome.
Join Melinda Marquis, Ph.D., and Clint Talbott from Science for Colorado Wildlfe and Ryan Sedgeley, J.D., M.A. ENR, Southern Rockies Representative Endangered Species Coalition, in this engaging discussion about current wildlife and challenges and solutions. The role of predators in carbon cycling and potential benefits to songbirds will be discussed.
Following the program, guests are invited to enjoy a reception with appetizers, drinks, and conversation.
Free event - Donation greatly appreciated thorugh the link below or at the time of event supporting Science for Colorado Wildlife, a 501c3 Nonprofit by clicking the link below:
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