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On February 16, 2010, renowned wildlife conservationist, Dr.
George Schaller, addressed a packed Bishop Auditorium with
students, faculty and alumni of Stanford University, as well as
70+ middle and high school students from under-served
communities of the region.
Dr. Schaller's talk was embellished with glorious photographs
from 50 years of pioneering experience in protecting animals in
the Arctic, Pantanal, Tibet, Serengeti, India and China. It was a
stirring message to save the beautiful creatures with whom we
share this planet.
George Schaller, addressed a packed Bishop Auditorium with
students, faculty and alumni of Stanford University, as well as
70+ middle and high school students from under-served
communities of the region.
Dr. Schaller's talk was embellished with glorious photographs
from 50 years of pioneering experience in protecting animals in
the Arctic, Pantanal, Tibet, Serengeti, India and China. It was a
stirring message to save the beautiful creatures with whom we
share this planet.
George Schaller delivers enthralling Jhumki
Basu "Science & Adventure" lecture at
Stanford
Basu "Science & Adventure" lecture at
Stanford
Dr. Peter Bing, former chairman of Stanford's Board of
Stanford's Human Biology department and the Jhumki Basu
Stanford's Human Biology department and the Jhumki Basu
