Photo Presentation: "A Stroll Through the Wet Meadows"

With Farina Grassmann. Clad in its iridescent plumage, the lapwing puts on its aerial display. As it lets out loud calls in the sky, the wet meadows stretch out below it. Life is bustling there: during the warm season, meadow birds frolic amidst colorful blossoms. Butterflies flit from one nectar station to the next, and the grasshoppers put on their concert. In winter, calm seems to have settled over the wet meadows. Yet beneath our feet, an incredible story is unfolding**.** **Farina Grassmann** works as a nature photographer, author, and speaker on nature conservation topics. Telling the stories—big and small—from nature and inspiring others with them is what drives her work. At the heart of it all is the protection of nature and its inhabitants. Her books “True Crime in Nature,” “The Wonders of the Moor,” “The Wonders of Deadwood,” and “The Wonders of Native Amphibians” reflect the diversity that defines her work. **No registration is required; last-minute visitors are warmly welcome!**