Calling all Explorer Cubs!
Join us for How Videos can Save the Planet with Explorers Club Fellow Natalie Cash, executive producer in charge of media production at the Wildlife Conservation Society, a global organization that harnesses the power of its field conservation programs around the world and its zoos and aquarium in New York to save wildlife and wild places.
In this hands-on session, the Explorer Cubs will learn how Natalie uses videos to inspire people to care about the natural world and to take action to protect it. Natalie and the Cubs will also work in teams to envision their own short videos about animals and the bonds we share with them, in zoos, aquariums, and in the wild.
- When: Saturday March 2nd, 10am-11:30am
- Who: Young explorers ages 5-10 years old
- Where: The Explorers Club
- Cost: Free!
Please reserve one space per student. Adults are encouraged to stay but should not to register.
Through fun and interactive sessions with field explorers, the Explorer Cubs Program aims to foster future citizens of the planet and strengthen the relationships between Explorers Club members, the community, and the next generation of change makers.
Save the date for and be on the lookout for more information about future sessions:
- May 4th – Space!
- June 8th – World Oceans Day
Natalie Cash
Natalie Cash is the Executive Producer in charge of media production at the Wildlife Conservation Society, an international conservation organization founded in 1895 as the New York Zoological Society. Today, WCS works to conserve the world’s largest wild places in 14 priority regions, home to more than 50% of the planet’s biodiversity. WCS also operates the world’s largest system of zoological parks – the Bronx, Central Park, Prospect Park and Queens Zoos and the New York Aquarium on Coney Island – educating four million visitors each year about the importance of conservation. With three decades of experience in the industry, Cash produces short-form programming about WCS projects and stories for multiple platforms. Prior to joining WCS, she was a series producer and writer at the Emmy Award-winning documentary production company Pangolin Pictures.
