In celebration of World Migratory Bird Day, join the PA Game Commission in exploring the history of the famous naturalist John Audubon and his adventures in Pennsylvania.

Participants will be challenged to create the illusion of life through art using dead bird specimens, similar to how Audubon and other famous naturalists studied wildlife.

About the presenter: Jake Smith is an Environmental Education Specialist with the Pennsylvania Game Commission, bringing extensive experience from educator roles with the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, environmental education centers at State Universities, the Pittsburgh Zoo, and research positions with a non-profit in Alaska. With a Master of Education in Environmental Education, Jake is passionate about inspiring individuals of all ages to connect with and protect the natural world. Join him for engaging programs that foster environmental stewardship and learning!

If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Jacquie at jweaver@jvbrown.edu or (570)326-0536 x115.

This program is one of the many ways Pennsylvania Public Libraries support the PA Forward Initiative by providing information and basic literacy opportunities for learning.

** NOTE: Please be advised that photographs may be taken at this event/program for use on the James V. Brown Library website and in the press, Brown Library marketing materials, and other library publications. By registering for or attending this event, you consent to the library photographing and using your image and likeness. No names will be used. If you do not want your photograph taken, you may still register or attend the event, but please let the staff person in charge know. *