Chicago Botanic Garden

Joseph Regenstein, Jr. School of the Chicago Botanic Garden

Symposia and Lectures

Symposia and conferences allow you to attend a single- or multi-day program on a specific topic ranging from stone in the landscape or plant conservation issues to horticulture therapy or youth gardening.

Participants will learn from both national and international experts and have ample time to network with gardening peers or professional colleagues. Continuing education units (CEUs) from professional associations are available for most symposia and conferences.

Finding Nests
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE

PHOTO: robin watercolor artSaturday, May 30, 2009
1:30 p.m.

For thirty years Ms. Macnamara has studied the collections and traveled with scientists at the Field Museum of Natural History, observing wildlife and their habitats firsthand. Ms. Macnamara’s art demonstrates how art and science can support each other and further environmental considerations. A book signing will follow in the Fairchild Room. Ms. Macnamara’s recent book, Architecture by Birds and Insects, will be available for purchase.

Peggy Macnamara’s lecture on Saturday, May 30 is presented in conjunction with the Joutras Gallery exhibition “Architecture by Birds & Insects." It will be on view from May 3 through September 28, 2009.

Registration: FREE

 

PHOTO: goldfinch watercolor art

 

Registration Information

There is no charge for this lecture. Reservations are recommended but not required. To register, call
(847) 835-8261.