Anchorage

• March 12, 7pm – 8pm
  Killer Marine Debris: Our Actions Make a Difference
  Alaska Zoo Gateway Hall. Becoming tangled or even strangled by marine debris is a deadly problem for marine mammals. In Southeast Alaska and northern B.C., biologists documented at least 250 Steller sea lions with neck entanglements over a 12-year period. In this kid-friendly program, Sue Goodglick, a marine biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, will explore the issue and how you can help.
• April 9, 7pm – 8pm
  Extreme Survivalists: The Evolutionary Adventure of Dall's Sheep
  Alaska Zoo Gateway Hall. Discover how Dall's sheep have developed traits and abilities over 100,000 years in Alaska that allow them to thrive in extreme alpine environments. Join wildlife biologist Gretchen Roffler of the U.S. Geological Survey to learn about recent discoveries and the future for Dall's sheep.

Mat-Su

• March 26, 7pm
  Wildlife Wednesdays: Dena'ina Village
  Mat-Su College (8295 College Drive, off of Trunk Road). Fran Seager-Boss, Archeologist for Mat-Su Borough, will present her research on the Dena'ina Village Site near Palmer Hay Flats State Refuge, Alaska. Wildlife Wednesdays are free science lectures for adults and university students. Great for science-minded individuals!
• April 30, 7pm
  Wildlife Wednesdays: Non-native Blackfish in Cottonwood Creek
  Mat-Su College (8295 College Drive, off of Trunk Road). Jonathan Stecyk, PhD of University of Alaska Anchorage will present his research on the non-native blackfish in Cottonwood Creek. Wildlife Wednesdays are free science lectures for adults and university students. Great for science-minded individuals!
• May 28, 7pm
  Wildlife Wednesdays: Wolves' use of Snow Machine Trails
  Mat-Su College (8295 College Drive, off of Trunk Road). Todd Rinaldi of ADF&G will discuss the challenges of balancing a growing moose population amidst Mat-Su Valley’s persistent human development. Wildlife Wednesdays are free science lectures for adults and university students. Great for science-minded individuals!