Teen Science Café: Rhino Conservation on November 6, 2026

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Teen Science Cafe invites you to join an engaging discussion on the critical conservation efforts surrounding endangered black rhinos. This session explores the complex practice of translocation and how scientists carefully relocate species to establish stable populations and protect them from environmental threats.

Our featured guest is Dr. Liz Kierepka, an expert in the field who will share insights from her direct work with these magnificent animals. Attendees will learn how researchers evaluate genetic health and animal behavior to ensure successful moves. You will gain a behind the scenes look at the science of habitat restoration and the rigorous planning required to keep endangered species thriving in the wild.

This event is designed specifically for curious teens interested in wildlife biology and conservation careers. The atmosphere is casual and encourages open conversation between students and professionals. Come prepared to ask questions and explore the future of animal protection. Join us for this unique opportunity to learn from a leading researcher and discover how scientific expertise translates into real world environmental impact.

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