Events

Typical Program Description: If you look closely at the shape of the horizon, the structure of trees, the texture of soil, the patterns in a meadow, and other clues in nature, you will discover the processes that form our world. Join award-winning author Noah Charney as he shares engaging stories, poignant insights and immersive photography from his new book, These Trees Tell a Story, which teaches core ecological concepts while guiding readers to deeper connections with nature.
Contact: noah.charney@maine.edu

September 17, 2024, 10:00 am. Brooklin Garden Club, Bagaduce Music, Blue Hill, Maine.
April 25, 2024. 5:00 pm. Fields Pond Audubon Center, Holden, Maine.
March 19, 2024. 7:00 pm. Virtual. Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust, Maine.
February 29, 2024. 6:00 pm. Orono Public Library, Orono, ME.
February 12, 2024. 7:00 pm EST. (Virtual). Sarasota Audubon, Sarasota, FL. (Register here).
February 8, 2024. 2:00pm EST. Virtual -- A Conversation Between Two Noah Charneys: At the Intersection of Art and Ecology. Ashland, Bedford, Hanover, Needham, West Newbury, Wareham, and Woburn Public Libraries, Massachusetts. (Register Here.)
November 9, 2023. Witherle Memorial Library, Castine, Maine.
November 5, 2023. Artists and Authors Festival.
November 4, 2023. Native Plant Society of New Jersey Annual Meeting.
October 11, 2023. Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Tufts University.
September 29, 2023. Biology Department Seminar, University of Toronto Mississauga, Ontario.
May 20, 2023. Field Walk, organized by Hitchcock Environmental Center for the Environment. Amherst, Massachusetts.
May 19, 2023. Book Launch. Presentation, Food, Music. Hitchcock Center for the Environment. Amherst, Massachusetts.
March 24, 2023. Biology Department Seminar, University of Lowell, Massachusetts.