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Five weeks that changed the world: Darwin and the Galapagos
Thu 6 February 2014
Anglia Ruskin University
John Parker, former Director of Cambridge University Botanic Garden, will describe Darwin's visit in 1835, explore the geological and biological sites that greeted him, and consider what influence these experiences had on his thinking. He will compare Darwin's voyage around the archipelago with the situation that visitors will find today, and consider our understanding of the islands in the light of evolution.
This is the second talk in the Cambridge Natural History Society's spring programme, to which all are welcome.
Cost: £1, free
Enquiries and booking
No need to book.
All welcome. Tea and coffee served before talks from 7.00 pm.
Part of the spring programme of talks arranged by Cambridge Natural History Society.
Free to members of CNHS, ARU Wildlife Society or the Wildlife Trust; otherwise £1.
Website Email: events@cnhs.org.uk