NATURAMA Lecture: Wolves - Are They Too Close to Us?

Description

Wolves have been evoking emotions from fascination to deep fear since time immemorial. But what is behind the fact that many people feel uneasy at the thought of an encounter with a wolf? And why are wolves a constant political topic? In his scientific research, Andreas Moser follows these questions from early encounters between humans and wolves to the present day, from Europe to Siberia, North America, and Australia. Exciting stories across the millennia reveal unexpected connections. Modern scientific research provides the facts. In his book, Andreas Moser summarizes these and shows: wolves are closer to us than we think – in our environment and in their nature. The lecture will be illustrated with image sequences from the book about wolf behavior in the Piedmont Alps and with videos available on the book's bonus website. You can purchase the book after the lecture. Speaker: Andreas Moser, PhD, Biologist, former SRF Nature Network | The auditorium Schlossstall of the Swiss National Park is located directly next to the castle. 10 minutes from the train station.

Highlights

• Lecture by Dr. Andreas Moser about wolves
• Illustrated with image sequences and videos
• Book sale after the lecture

General Information

The lecture "Wolves - Are They Too Close to Us?" examines the relationship between humans and wolves from a scientific perspective. Dr. Andreas Moser presents exciting stories and current research findings that highlight the proximity of wolves to us. The venue is the Schlossstall auditorium of the Swiss National Park in Zernez.

Location

7530 Zernez, Switzerland

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